SuzdalDEcor
Visionary
Silver Level
Calling pre is fine. Leading flop is fine.
I don't get why you are check raising turn. First off, your opponent pots it. So in general we don't need to have a lot of check raises against this size, but also you make it such a tiny amount that he basically never folds. So why would you do that with 7 high? If you're not check raising expecting to get some folds, then why not just check call?
In reality you aren't getting the right price to check call either, but check raising so small that he never folds seems far worse to me.
Yeah, it's great that you somehow on at showdown, but that's never "supposed" to happen. You got really lucky that the guy most likely played 65hh or some similar hand horrendously. Basically the entire rest of his range has you smoked.
You would not believe, but this raise on the distance will be the most positive action of all (call/fold). If the opponent played a standard size - I would just give upSo, in conclusion, that reraise on the turn was really crazy and you should not do that ever again.
You keep playing the statistics in the long run this hand and similar will leave you broker than a bad broker that is broke. You are losing 90%+ of the time and winning like 2% to 3% which happens.
why didn't the river bluff?
bluff on the river beats out all hands except nuts.
bad game
Its not a value bet with 7 high its a bluff. There is little to no value 99 percent of the time with 7 high. It seems your just looking for people to tell you how great your play was when fact is you just got lucky. If you are really trying to improve your game you would consider opinions counter to yours.