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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6664141, member: 393841"]
Preflop it's okay to call with wheel aces from SB vs BB. 4-bet works best against an opponent you think fold a lot IP. Otherwise, it's not ideal to go OOP with a villain who we think tends to play a lot of hands preflop.
The flop is standard. Here calling is the best move. Raising only isolates you with better hands like two pair, while than calling you're beating the hands like 99-JJ, KTs, KJs, QJ, plus random combinations that a BB might eventually try to steal your money.
The turn is perfect for us, as we now have well camouflaged BDFD and V could have worse. And if we go up in this texture, it is because we think that it will call us very wide.
As far as reads go, we only know that he made a strange 3-bet size preflop. Some might classify that fact as fish, however if that is so, it increases the possibility that we will face a monster if we raise, since V: could not correctly value the strong hands of his range, or could have arrived here, with any random combination, that defeats us.
On the river with your overbet you are representing an over valued hand, a bluff, or a flush that got there. Your move is ok, as long as you think that V has a very wide range (which was very likely).
But always making this move will only make your opponent play better, because he can sense that you only do it with really strong hands.
Greetings.
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