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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6126787, member: 385063"]
Thank you for posting.

The villain seems to be giving multiple opportunities to take their stack so there is no need to out play them in this spot. It is great that you are thinking through the V's range and all possible hand combos but why do that vs this unskilled V?

We sometimes get emotional regarding weaker players and this is a spot were emotion caused us to think "I am winning this hand" when the more rational thought is "They get this small pot I will get the next big pot" 2 hands from now we may get stacks while holding the nuts vs this V. If we lose here and do win in 2 hands that is $75 less we win.

Vs this V on that board check fold flop. Move on to the next hand where we have enough equity vs their full range to warrant continuing. The V might have pair plus A or Q or just pair plus D

Why fold flop? Because the turn tricked you. You thought the J was good for you but it only gives you minimal amounts more equity versus their full range. So you called and because you did  you are going to hero call this V on the river out of a sense of obligation to call "I came this far this guy bluffs"

We need to ask ourselves this -what are 2 of the most common cards that all V call raises with? Jx - Tx both are on this board. VS a standard V how often are we bluff catching on that board?

Hope this helps
:):)
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