I was trying to induce CR

Successfully inducing a check/raise requires opponent have a hand they not only want to continue with, it has to be better than their flat calling range — or contain some bluffs, so it works best against LAG-type players.

In this case, your opponent is tight — quite tight, and quite passive (but 47 hands means pretty much nothing)

When passive players start raising, I start worrying.

However here, overpairs JJ+ are a huge part of a tight player's range (well hopefully not JJ), so I'm certainly calling this river.
AJ+ could also play this way. 77 might also, 44 is unlikely.

Did you consider re-raising the flop or turn?

Originally posted by VorpalF2F

Did you consider re-raising the flop or turn?

Hey, V, I never consider raising flop but I think turn is interesting, yeah, I think I would consider raising turn because it's getting more wet

V shows max aggression, and they have around 14 combos max that have you beat: 7d5d (1), 77 (3), 63s (4), 86s (4), 5d4d (1), Jd5d (1)

I think the rest of the value is all 5x combos, around 9 or so: A5 (3), K5s (1), Q5s (1), T5s (1), 85s (1), 65s (1), 53s (1)

I think I would just call. A raise is too marginal, IMO. And you can't fold either when you beat a significant portion of V's value range.

Villains line looks pretty strong with check/raising twice, but I would most likely call as well. Shoving would be over play for sure and a fold seems a option as well, but tough to fold trips top kicker to most villains.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Call river, we could expert some overpair.
After 47 hands, what is not much, 9/9 tight player will not cal hand in preflop some hand like 5x, or 7x,
Than check rise some hands like AJo, 88. So it must be overpair, A5 or lucky 77.