[Closed] Fr 0,10/0,20 four hands

1) i think a 3-bet is ok
2) i would play it the same way as you, i think he has a A with a low kicker
3) 3-bet is the best thing to do. if he caps i would call it down
4) i would bet the river, if he really has the nut i think he would cap the turn, why would he wait for the river?

1) i think you can

2) i like it

3) yeah i think 3-bet flop is better...
the way you played i would think about a turnfold. you are most likely not ahead any more and you outs are tainted

4) bet/call river ? i think he has two pair as well. not sure about this

imho

1) 3-bet is way overplayed. Call and then maybe even fold the turn. (to a overcard for example)

2) Bet the river and if he isn't too tricky fold to a raise. I see no hand he will bet which you beat.

3) It's close between 3-bet and just a call. But to knock out the 3rd player I prefer the 3-bet. But fold here at the turn. You don't have the potodds to call and you are very likely behind.

4) Bet/call is better here because he didn't capped the turn so a straight is less likely.

1) hm that looks a bit passive to me... he didn´t show real strengh. he could play every 7 this way (freecard) or something like K9

2) don´t get this too. i really can´t see many worse hands calling

damn my enter button... everytime i want to edit a post i do it like 3-5 times ^^

1) The kicker is like nothing and there is a coldcaller in the pot as well.

2) He might call a 5 or 6 if we bet but he will check them behind if we check but bets an ace or Q. So its better to bet and fold to a raise instead of going for bluff induce (he nearly can't bluff anything here)

1) ah ok didn´t notice the coldcaller

Thanks for the excellent comments guys. Very educational.

3) ciRith, you're right. The turn call was unjustified. Against a J I only have 6 outs (probably less), and am only getting 4.5 : 1. But I did win that hand!

4) Why does his not capping the turn make a straight less likely? At the river he only needs Q for the straight.

4) With QJ he would cap the straight and I think he won't raise with just a lonly Q. So I asume he has a stronger hand. For example a twopair which we still beat.
The river changed not much here in my opinion so I like a bet more. If he raises we are most likely beaten but we have to make a crying call. :/

And to hand 4 I would add, that its also unlikely that he has TT, cause this he would have already bet pre-flop and also capped at the flop for value as well.
And since a Straight is unlikely, like ciRith already explained, you have to value bet the river here in this particular situation. So you should play Bet/Call on the river here.

4) He held AQ

Then you see that you played that hand better than your opponent, cause he missed to raise preflop with his AQ.