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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6544208, member: 397965"] Preflop Standard raise. Flop In theory you are supposed to do a lot of checking on low connected boards, because they favour the field callers. It is ok though to bet an overpair in soft games, where people will call to wide and not raise as a bluff very often. But I might at least have picked a smaller sizing to not end up accidentally getting pot committed later in the hand. Turn A small donk lead like this is usually a weak hand trying to freeze the action and see the next card for cheap. Once in a while he might do this with a strong hand like trips, but my mindset here is basically to ignore his bet and do, what I would have done if checked to. And 7c is not the worst card in the deck for you, so I am ok betting around half pot here again. River Jh is a very good card for you, since it did not improve any draws, but it improve JT to a hand, you still beat because of the paired board. He makes another small donk, and if you call that, you only have around 1.100 chips left, which is only around 30% pot. I think, you almost always have the best hand here, and I also dont think, a player like this will fold any made hand, when you give him around 4:1. So as the hand played out, I would jam for value. Once in a blue moon he takes this weird line with a hand, that beat you, but in that case he get my chips, and I am ok with it. Results AJ is not even a hand, I put in his range on the river, after he called your big flop bet. But that just gives even more validity to jamming the river for value instead on playing into his game by giving him the cheap showdown, he wanted. [/QUOTE]

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