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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5709489, member: 397965"]
This is indeed a rough spot, and I dont play these games, so I dont know the average player pool tendencies. But the whole line does seem very standard for a good player. Downbetting flop on a paired board, half pot on turn and then overbet the river to polarize his range. He is essentially repping quads here, and there are not many combos of that, which would 3-bet pre, so the question is, does he ever bluff and expect you to fold a full house on the river?

As others have said, I would go a little with game theory here. On the flop you have to call with most of your range, because he bet so small, so on the turn you mainly fold hands like A high. This mean, you get to the river with a lot of pocket pairs and a few combos of quads.

Blocking spades probably does not matter, since the flushdraw became irrelevant on the turn. So from there on it made more sense for him to continue to bluff with a hand like AQ, which has more equity against your range. So I think, JJ has to be a call here and probably also TT as well, but really its just a frequenzy thing, where you cant always fold anything but quads against a competent player.
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