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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6986361, member: 397965"] Preflop Obviously you need to raise it up with JJ, but I think, your sizing is to small with 3 limpers, especially when you are almost 200BB deep, and people likely call way to much. I would go to at least 7BB here, and even larger sizing could also work. Flop Your hand is not strong enough to go bet, bet, bet, and it also does not need to much protection, and for those reasons I like checking back. Turn I think, this one is close. Because of the 1-liner he might check an ace here, but its probably still fine to bet for thin value. River He is mostly representing a flush, when he leads out (AKA donk bet) on this river. For that reason its good to have Jd, since that block hands like KdJd, QdJd, JdTd and Jd9d making it more likely, he is bluffing. However what are his bluffs, when every single draw got there or paired up? Unless he check-called turn out of position with absolutely nothing, he has to be turning a made hand into a bluff like maybe 76s, which paired up at the end. I think, a lot depends on, what you know about this opponent, and possibly even live reads, if you had any. I dont think, calling or folding here is a significant mistake. Spoiler So he flopped a set. Kind of weirdly played by him, since he was basically slowplaying on the turn on a very wet board, and then when even more draws got here, he decided to finally "spring the trap". You started by calling him a regular, and maybe he play in the game regularly, but after seeing this hand, I definitely dont think, he is a strong winning player. In fact if I see someone play like this online, they instantly get a "fish" tag. So for me I would just take a mental note, that this player love to "trap" even in spots, where its bad strategy, and then look to use that information against him in future hands. And for that reason I would also not beat myself up over the failed hero call, since you at least got valuable information from seeing his hand, if he is playing regularly in your game. [/QUOTE]

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