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[QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6597077, member: 289533"]
Thanks a lot for subject your hand to the forum analysis. Preflop I think it’s okay, sometimes we can 3-bet light (having information about villains) to eliminate one of the players and make our odds postflop get better since we are playing OOP.
But we also have nice pot odds to be calling preflop, as you did it.
On the flop we can call sometimes and check raise sometimes with the same idea of the preflop action, to eliminate players involved in the pot and also to protect our entire BB’s defending range: we would check raise with a couple of semi-bluffs with a lot of implied odds (flush draws and straight draws) and with a ton of value hands as our sets and two pair that we flopped.
On the turn we would continue leading the pot and betting for protection when we hold values and for bluff with our entire range thinking already what we are going to do on any hypothetical river: we are going to shove a lot of rivers in spite of the outcome.
Shoving the river is better when we check-raise flop and lead the turn. As played I would check-fold river.
What or how would you have been played if you had a set or two pair instead of a flush draw? Betting so small on the river allows your opponent to play close to perfection in position plus, you give it plenty of pot odds to call your river bet.
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