QQ keeping pot small, bluffing A on turn against fish

turn is x/c and river is x/c, leave him continue bluffing.

Looks ok. I guess you are donking the turn to make his bluffs fold now and also as a block bet. I would bet a bit smaller than 1/2 but otherwise it seems ok imo.

Originally posted by VaskataBuci
turn is x/c and river is x/c, leave him continue bluffing.

I can agree with checking turn but if he bets over half pot I'm not sure if we will make much money by calling.
And if we do check call OTT I think we can't do it again OTR with our hand.
We cant call a raise OTR and then two bets with less than top pair? The flop wasn't very drawy so I don't see so many bluffs.

Well I would jam it in on the flop tbh.
If you know he is a fish just push it.
He'll call with xj hands , OESD
It's probably not the optimal play for higher limits , but on NL2 it works.

You don't need to show us results, makes result - oriented quite distinctly

I do not agree with the turn bet.
Just xc and see the river.

Do not forget to make a note on this one.

Why would you bluff A on turn?
Turn - Check/call:
- if he's bluffing let him bluff again
- if he has JX or 9X don't scare him away, let him valuebet it
- if he has JJ/99/22/J9 he will not fold now because of A
so this bluff actually helps him fold all worse hands.
River:
- If he checked behind on turn then you can put a small valuebet so JX and maybe 9X can call, and fold vs raise
- if he bet turn he could still have QT/T8/JX but I believe all those hands would give up (check back) on river, so I think check/fold should be best play

This seams logical to me, but I'm still a fish so it might be completely wrong

Originally posted by Oly0909
Why would you bluff A on turn?
Turn - Check/call:
- if he's bluffing let him bluff again
- if he has JX or 9X don't scare him away, let him valuebet it
- if he has JJ/99/22/J9 he will not fold now because of A
so this bluff actually helps him fold all worse hands.
River:
- If he checked behind on turn then you can put a small valuebet so JX and maybe 9X can call, and fold vs raise
- if he bet turn he could still have QT/T8/JX but I believe all those hands would give up (check back) on river, so I think check/fold should be best play

This seams logical to me, but I'm still a fish so it might be completely wrong

Good point indeed, the donkbet in the turn it's to make villain if he is holding a middle pair or TT the ace would work as a scarecard, pay out off odds for QT, KQ and protect my hand against a backdoor flush.