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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6719232, member: 397965"] Preflop Obviously fine to 3-bet, and 3X is not a bad sizing. But when he only min-raise, and everyone left are so deep, I would lean towards making it a bit larger. He has a massive chip lead, so I dought, there is much difference between the range, he continue with, if you make it 7BB or 8BB instead of just 6BB. Flop Here I would think about, if I wanted to make it a 2-street or 3-street hand. If the plan is 2 streets, then the flop bet should be even larger, so that a turn jam is not an overbet. But more realistically, when you go so small preflop, the plan is going to be a 3-street hand. And then you should go smaller, so that all bets can be about the same size relative to the pot. It makes no sense to go very large on the flop and then much smaller on turn or river. Turn Not the best card, although it helps to have Ah in your hand, because it reduce the risk, he just made a flush, and if you are behind, you now have a flushdraw. So I am ok modifying the plan and checking behind here. River Tough spot. Reads matter here, but in general I would lean towards a call, because you have that nut flush blocker. I will not assume, a massive chip leader can never have a bluff or overplay something. So you need to find some hands to call with, and AA with Ah is better than other AA combos. Results So he had the sort of hidden dubble gutter on the flop, and he even had the offsuit variety. That obviously sucks. But if he is this loose preflop, can he then not have some other hands as well, that missed, and that he will turn into a bluff, when you slow down and check the turn? I think so, and therefore I would not beat myself up over this one. But if the next two payjumps were very important to you, it would also have been ok to give him credit and fold to that river jam. [/QUOTE]

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