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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5756384, member: 397965"]
Preflop and flop seem very standard. As you say turn is close between betting for protection and thin value or check-calling. The river overbet is interesting. I dont think, a flush or straight ever takes this line. Checking back flop and then overbetting river, when the board pairs, makes zero sense, if you flopped a straight or flush.

I also dont think, trips take this line. Why would a hand like A4 make a big bet on the turn. Also makes zero sense. So we are pretty much down to full houses, and as far as they go, 88, 77 and 44 would usually have bet the flop. Which leave us with 43s and 33. A very thin value range, so if he is ever capable of bluffing, this should be a fine call.

Just for the record this is because, its 100NL. I assume, people at these limits are actually capable of overbetting as a bluff into someone, who has shown weakness, and they have some sort of idea, how to play their value hands. If this was 2NL, then just fold, because then the opponent can have whatever, and its almost always going to beat 66 :)
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