NL16, ATs

I do not like betting turn. For me p+draw is a passive play.
River is a fold.

I wouldn't call pre here. We should 3B. I doubt if our hand is strong enough postflop.
As played, river is a fold.

I really don't think we should be 3-betting the UTG open with ATs. Yes it is a good hand but we're essentially turning ATs into a bluff. I think it is fine to just flat and play post.

All in all the hand was played about as well as it could have been.

It's 3b PRF for me. As played on the flop it's hard to say call or raise is with higher EV and T, R seems good to me.

Originally posted by advancedTN1984
Call preflop is non standard i think but with flush in blind he is invited to come along with crap and his passive tendencies. When flopping nut flush draw, standard raise. On turn fire away with our showdown value or just check and hope to hit. River is standard fold.
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Preflop: Fine to play wider with fish in blinds. But he has only half a stack

Flop: But why raise? You don't mind BU tagging along at all. If he reraises, well, it is a pot odds thing, and your raise probably wouldn't have prevented him from raising. It might develop very nicely even with a raise from the button + a call from UTG. Now you'd have absolute position (aggressor on left = yummie).

Turn + river as played: Fine