tp on three-flush board

[AlphaOmega 0]

2/4 9-max (9-handed)Reads:MP2 handsPre-flop: Hero is dealt A Q in the SBfolds, MP1 calls, MP2 calls, folds, Hero raises, BB folds, MP1 calls, MP2 callsFlop: ( 7 SB)Q J 2 Hero bets, MP2 callsTurn: (6.5 BB)6 Hero bets, MP2 calls,River: (8.5 BB)3 Hero bets...I think I made at least one mistake.Side note: sorry if these hands are dull. I try to get a few every session but today's were rather uninteresting.

[Guest Zach6668]

I play it the same.I think the only argument we could see here is whether a c/c on the river is best, but I think betting has value. If' I'm the villain, that is how I play TP as well, so he will call with hand you beat, ie KQ, QJ, etc.- Zach

[AlphaOmega 0]

I think the only argument we could see here is whether a c/c on the river is best, but I think betting has value. If' I'm the villain, that is how I play TP as well, so he will call with hand you beat, ie KQ, QJ, etc.

That's what I was hinting at.Betting is also better because the villain is very passive and much more unlikely to bet this river if checked to. When villains assume more aggro stats, I think c/cing becomes a lot more attractive.

[Guest Zach6668]

Yeah, you are right Alpha. I didn't look at the stats.Heads up, against this guy, I'm betting that river LIMJ, AINEC, and so on...

[AceJackOffS 0]

betting the river is fine, more than likely you would have been raised on the turn by a made flush. Get called by KQ etc

[Garn 0]

yeah i think that you played it fine. With just calling you there it is obvious that he is either TP/lower kicker or on a draw. I like the river bet