$100 NLHE Full Ring: $100 NLHE Full Ring: river spot vs aggro reg

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vs aggro reg, doesn't fold to cbets in 3bet or srp, calls a decent amount of 3bets

poker stars $0.50/$1 No Limit Hold'em - 7 players - View hand 2172993
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BTN: $100.00
Hero (SB): $156.18
BB: $19.90
UTG: $68.00
UTG+1: $101.50
MP: $110.35
CO: $100.00

Pre Flop: ($1.50) Hero is SB with A :heart: K :heart:
4 folds, BTN raises to $2.16, Hero raises to $8, 1 fold, BTN calls $5.84

Flop: ($17.00) 5 :heart: 8 :spade: 4 :diamond: (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $10, Hero calls $10

Turn: ($37.00) 6 :club: (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $23, Hero calls $23

River: ($83.00) 3 :diamond: (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $59 all in

Hero?
 
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Reads on villain's turn/river play wrt cbets? Range for calling vs 3bet, not frequency?

This isn't a river decision, it's a what are you doing flop/turn decision imo.

If he's just aggro and doesn't fold anywhere then I'm just c/f flop. Just too many cards to bluffcatch on that help him and not us, and not a great texture to barrel. Most turns are bad for us either way. I know we have the bdfd, but it just isn't enough when we turn a 6h or Th or 3h or whatever and he barrels.

Also if he's that loose I just make it $10 pf for straight value.

Otherwise cbetting with intention to bet lots of turns for a threatening size if he just floats overs and folds to turn barrels, but I think the standard is just to c/f flop.
 
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Acky:
Not much any of us can tell you here, IMO.

If you're determined to c/c flop, c/c turn (a turn that is better for him than for you), as opposed to other lines, the river is going to be based on history, timing tells, etc. that you haven't given and/or basically have to feel in the moment.

Folding is fine/standard everywhere, but I am fine with calling river if you have a good reason for calling turn, and if he has A2/A3 it's a cooler.
 
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Reads on villain's turn/river play wrt cbets? Range for calling vs 3bet, not frequency?

This isn't a river decision, it's a what are you doing flop/turn decision imo.

If he's just aggro and doesn't fold anywhere then I'm just c/f flop. Just too many cards to bluffcatch on that help him and not us, and not a great texture to barrel. Most turns are bad for us either way. I know we have the bdfd, but it just isn't enough when we turn a 6h or Th or 3h or whatever and he barrels.

Also if he's that loose I just make it $10 pf for straight value.

Otherwise cbetting with intention to bet lots of turns for a threatening size if he just floats overs and folds to turn barrels, but I think the standard is just to c/f flop.

Yeah i thought about this a little bit after my session, i agree that x/f flop is best vs this villain.

His general play on any street was just to bet, he bet 100% when checked too, cbet 80% with super high turn and river barrels in srp, really high WWSF, raised a decent number of cbets, and fold to 3bet of 40%.

Just got a bit confused in the moment with AK probably being the best hand a lot on the flop, and i couldn't put him on a ton for value at the river plus i think it could be an easy spot for him to over-bluff this river.

But yep i agree that its unnecessary, x/f flop and wait to hit a hand vs this guy. Thanks guys.
 
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Calling river, decision is on the turn IMO, once we've called that I think folding the river is bad. If he's really this aggro I love your line, if not, x/f flop avoids so much trouble.
 
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were assuming he calls with a super wide range on the flop. So you are value betting your AK. Otherwise a ch/call would be better

Turn is not a good card to bluff. I could see him raising this card or floating again. Since you are polarizing your range. He still has a wide range of junk that you beat so you should ch/call turn to induce a bluff.

Something to consider is if the guy is likely to try to take a cheap showdown with a low pair. If this is case you could afford to ch/call turn and river. People like this will happily check t and r with low pairs.
 
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Actually I think a better line is c-bet, x/c, x/c.
 
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Im not much experienced in this, but is really good action here to call 2 barrels both over half of pot? Is villain really that agro maniac that those are good calls?
 
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I'm just c-betting, we've decent equity when called and can xpect folds alot as most villains flatting range will have missed this.
If his FCB is really lo I guess we can check/fold but I'd choose another flop to do any check/call flop or bet flop check/call turn lines, the latter I prefer.
 
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