Rush TT Set, river

I would probably bet small on flop to get value from his Ace. I am very suspicious of his flop check.

As played, I think I would raise bigger on turn because of missed bet on flop, and also turn card brings two SDs and BFD.

River is just a cooler. I wouldn't worry about it. I am definitely bet calling on river for sure.

What turn raise would you suggest or any links to guides?
I am off my math I think at this spots and I used to know it. Now I am struggling a bit with sizing if villain bets 1/3 of pot (which happens way more frequently now than befor) as I also don't want him to fold Ax type of hands, but I also don't want to give him odds to draw if he is.

Originally posted by Dragar
What turn raise would you suggest or any links to guides?
I am off my math I think at this spots and I used to know it. Now I am struggling a bit with sizing if villain bets 1/3 of pot (which happens way more frequently now than befor) as I also don't want him to fold Ax type of hands, but I also don't want to give him odds to draw if he is.

6x to 7x his lead on turn.

Also, sometimes I consider shoving on these spots against weak players.

Bet turn even for 1/3 sizing, as played, you never ever good on the river, fold.

Originally posted by SittingOuts
Bet turn even for 1/3 sizing, as played, you never ever good on the river, fold.

I have not learned that lesson yet.

Originally posted by Dr1fter808
I would probably bet small on flop to get value from his Ace. I am very suspicious of his flop check.

How small is small?

This is cash, and NL 5, so we can get value from Ax hands up to even a pot-sized bet (or so I think)

We don't hear the term "elastic range" or "inelastic range" much any more, but this is a good example where villain has a very elastic range -- he can call with a lot of hands in his range, and he is unlikely to fold

I would bet minimum 1/2 pot OTF.
I'm not suspicious of UTGs check, since this is a 3Bet pot, he is checking to the player with the initiative.
By checking back the flop, you hand the initiative over to UTG, who makes good use of it.

Originally posted by VorpalF2F

Originally posted by Dr1fter808
I would probably bet small on flop to get value from his Ace. I am very suspicious of his flop check.

How small is small?

33% pot probably, I wanna start building the pot early also.

Yeah have started using 1/3 pot flop lines in my game now in the flop where we are way ahead. It does induce villains at times so it's nice.

Originally posted by Dragar
Yeah have started using 1/3 pot flop lines in my game now in the flop where we are way ahead. It does induce villains at times so it's nice.

I would do so, if my hand is very invulnerable. Since the board is dry, i think that is a good line in this spot.

Cbet flop mostly, check may be fine too. Checking top of the range on such dry boards is ok sometimes.
Turn call. Raise after flop check doesn't make sense.
River was misplayed. Shove or check/back, that size makes no sense. He has more flushes in his range (way more), so checking back here is ok.
As played, you have to call.

OTF we need to bet it's 3bet pot,we don't blok Ax,OTT raise is ok and make bigger, preparing for river shove, OTR bet big or shove both fine,maybe he raise with lower sets or AJ(9com), if vilian hits BDFD we with Axss, I think we can't avoid that.