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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6163753, member: 397965"] Preflop Standard defend. Flop Awkward situation facing this min-lead from a fishy SB player. I think, its fine to put in a raise and then hope, MP get out of the way with his overcards, thats missed, but I want to charge the fish more than just 4c or 25% pot. You have shared many hands, where you undersize your bets or raises, and this is definitly hurting your winrate. Turn Now there is an overcard to your pair, and you only have one more card to complete your draw. So your hand got substantially worse, but now you size up your bet, which is completely backwards. Bet small or even consider checking back and then make a decision on the river depending on the card and his action. River You improved to a flush and face a relatively small donk bet from the opponent. Its possible he made a flush, but he might also be doing some sort of blocker bet trying to set his own price with a hand like one pair or two pair. You also beat at least some flushes, and the board is not paired. So I think, the play here is to raise to something like 70-80c and then make a decision, if he comes over the top. This is different from the other hand, where you faced a very large raise on the turn. A pot sized raise on the turn setting it up for a river jam is showing a ton of strength, whereas a small donk bet on the river is not showing much strenght. You are also against a completely different kind of opponent here, and you have a better hand. Not raising that river blockbet with the Q high flush is a little to cautious against someone playing 79% of hands. [/QUOTE]

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