Party Poker 3/6 Hold'em (6 max, 6 handed) FTR converter on zerodivide.cx

Preflop: Hero is SB with T:diamond:, T:spade:.
2 folds, BB calls, CO calls.

Flop: (9 SB) 6:diamond:, K:diamond:, 8:club: (3 players)
Hero bets, BB folds, CO calls.

Turn: (5.50 BB) 2:heart: (2 players)
Hero bets, CO calls.

River: (7.50 BB) Q:spade: (2 players)
Hero bets...

Look good?

i don't know of any better hands that are folding there

i can't think of too many hands here that raise either so i'm not concerned about leaving yourself open to a raise here

i think it all depends on your opponent

if you think he would take a shot at the pot ifyou check to him i would do that

if he's loose passive and will call down a lot of hands, bet only a few if you check to him, and not fold very much i'm all for betting like you did

up to the river i play the exact same way and i probably play the river the same too, but i play 1/2 and that becomes a much clearer value bet at 1/2 than 3/6

Hmm by betting that river you can maybe make him fold a passively played JJ. I cant see him calling with a hand that you beat though. Was the bet for value?

I like the flop and turn.

Looks peachy.

The river bet was for value.

Villian was an average player. Not overly aggressive, but not passive either.

Haven't read replies.

I like it up to the river and then it's read dependent. I like to check/call in these situations usually to give my opponent a chance to bluff his missed diamond draw. He won't call with a busted draw, but he may bet.

If villain is somewhat likely to bluff, check/call the river. If he's a passive calling station, bet/fold.

Jeff

Hmm its really a tough river. It sucks to get raised there. One part of me says c/c, the other says value bet. I cant decide.

He's neither over aggresive, nor a passive calling station. He's a decent, straightforward player.

I've been trying to value bet a lot more at 6-max because people call you down with nothing. I've had very good success with it so far.

While villian could have a diamond draw, it's more likely he has JJ/a pp below ten given the action. Also, a busted draw won't bluff at this board all that often. If I check the turn after 3-betting pf and betting the whole way, I'm telling him I'm committed to sd.

he may realize how much you love to B/F and raise...hahaha

I think he's much more likely to see a river check for what it is, allowing him to play the river perfectly if I check.

tru dat.

I really think its read dependent on the river.
If you think he has a smaller pp, an Ax, or a busted draw then a value bet is probably the right move.

his call on the turn is what scares me, you claimed he was a decent player at the 3/6 level, so his call here would make me more inclined to just check the river and call his bet.

why ?




why?

this makes no sense to me.

I'm rather new though and willing to learn

Why does his call scare you?

To me it indicates he either a small pp or a flush draw. Any king is raising the turn. I think JJ/a set usually throws in a raise somewhere too. Two high cards like AQ probably give up when I bet the turn.

So his most likely holdings are a pp smaller than mine, or a busted fd. Now he may have paired his queen with a busted flush draw, but he certainly won't raise the river if he did pair, but he'll probably bet if checked to. I lose the same either way.

If he has a busted draw, he's going to be discouraged to bluff given the way I've played the hand. I've shown strength all the way to the river, and a river check basically indicates that I want to see sd cheaply with a marginal hand. Most people aren't bluffing here. For the same reason, a pp won't value bet.

However, a pp may call a bet, hoping I have a busted draw, to high unpaired cards like AJ, or a smaller pp.