$200 NLHE Full Ring: Top 2, board pairs on turn.

[TenJack]

Villain is LAG, nothing much else on him other than seen the occasional light raise preflop. Stacked at around 200 bb
Hero has lag table image, been involved in a lot of pots, stack ~350bb

Villain utg opens to 6
action folds all the way to hero on bttn.

Hero: Td Jd
hero raises to 30

Villain tanks, 4 bets to 60

Hero calls.

Flop: 5c Ts Jh

Villain bets 60

Hero raises to 180

Villain calls.

Turn: 5d

Villain shoves.

Hero?

The 4-bet min raise screams aces or kings, and he never has a five.

 

[quant1986]

LAG then A5, AJo probably would be in his 4bet bluff range,

He could have JJ but you have a blocker. KK, AA has showdown value and leading the turn has little merit as you raise on the flop, but yes he may overplay.

I would also put AK in his range that may get you to fold AJ.

So still a call to me

 

[TenJack]

Calling is what I ended up doing, he shows QKh. Guess i picked off a bluff? River is a blank, so i take a nice one. Didn't really make sense to play that hand this way, but okay lol.

 

[c9h13no3]

Why are we 3-betting preflop? Calling 4-bet preflop?

Nothing about your read here tells me he's going to fold much. He's UTG with a LAG play style and you have a LAG image. What about this says fold equity?

I assume your raise amount is in $ not big blinds.

Just cram it in on the flop. Villain has 280 behind a flop pot of 240.

 

[Jillychemung]

Gotta agree with C9 here. LAGs don't fold to 3-bets, especially 3-bets from other LAGs. LAGs may fold to 3-bets from superNits but usually even then they'll flat to try and stack the superNit.

So I concur with C9's questions about why the 3-bet. You have perfect position and even if you just call and the blinds come along JTs is great to play from this position in a multiway pot. Just appears to be a lot of FPS going on.