Facing Flop Raise AQo

If villain is a reg, he seems like a weak one - based on sizing. So make a note. We can´t fold OTF, especially to sizining like this. T is as well ok. OTR calling would be a mistake, big one I would say. Wp.

Pre, flop and turn are fine.
OTR folding is probably correct. Basically villain might have some bluffs, like JhTh would be a good 3barrel bluff, but I think it would be better to bluff catch with KK or AA. And at the micros I think you can just make exploitative folds since this line is very often very strong.

Well played.

in this case i would call river, WHY, because his line and sizes tells me hes on flush draw , but if you have some notes/ reads on him that this is his standard sizes/ play with strong hands, this is of course a fold

This guy seems quite passive for 150 hands. I will be folding the turn here.

If you call this turn thinking you were ahead, you have to call the river as well as it changes nothing. Still, i expect you to be crushed almost always vs this type of opponent - passive nitty guy who raises and keeps barelling.

So why should we call OTF then? When we assume his range is value oriented we can fold OTF? Is it correct to call flop/turn/river if i assume enough bluffs in his range? I dont inderstand why we can call OTF / fold OTT or call OTF, OTT and fold OTR. IS this line +EV because we expect enough checks from villain on Turn / River?

Originally posted by MrPinkii
So why should we call OTF then? When we assume his range is value oriented we can fold OTF? Is it correct to call flop/turn/river if i assume enough bluffs in his range? I dont inderstand why we can call OTF / fold OTT or call OTF, OTT and fold OTR. IS this line +EV because we expect enough checks from villain on Turn / River?

You can't fold all good hands whenever someone sneezes on the flop. It makes it too easy to play against you. People also give up bluffs and sometimes you draw out. But an exploitative flop fold once in a while here is okay.

By the way (referring to other posts), why would villain's sizing be suspect in one or the other direction? I can see him doing this with nuts and air alike.

Originally posted by YohanN7

By the way (referring to other posts), why would villain's sizing be suspect in one or the other direction? I can see him doing this with nuts and air alike.

in my eyes , the half pot bet at turn ( with shove river) is bad prepared for a allin bet + when i answered this post i had alot of similiar siuations at fast zoom tables where villians had total air in those situations so for sure my answer was influenced alot by that , strong raise flop followed with weak bet turn ( could indicate draw) or someone that is milking, but if he really have a set (?) he would bet bigger at turn to protect against the flush draw?

So i would still call in this case but if my reads/ notes from earlier hands with this player says he plays strong hands this way i would fold