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[QUOTE="Shumkoolie, post: 5956574, member: 64267"]
[COLOR=#222533]Thanks for sharing.  Here are my thoughts.[/COLOR]
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[COLOR=#222533]1st hand: The problem with betting higher on the flop is that villain might raise you, which would put you in a bit of a tough spot with that board texture.  Yes, you have top set, but it's a very draw heavy board.  I think your sizing is fine here, especially since you got three streets of value from your opponent.  So I'm less concerned about how much you got especially since you got paid off on a big river bet.  As is, your bet sizing was fine.[/COLOR]
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[COLOR=#222533]You talk about a jam - are you talking about the river?  If so, MAYBE he'd call you, but betting like you did probably got you maximum value.[/COLOR]
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[COLOR=#222533]Second Hand: I actually like the turn check here because it set you up to get paid on the river.  You want your opponent to improve in that spot, and by you checking there, your opponent may be sensing weakness in which they will try to take advantage of on the river.  That river card was not a good one to see because AQ is certainly in their range given their 3 bet pre, so it's good you won that hand.  But, as you said, they were very aggressive, so their range is probably much wider, in which case, you could go ahead and get a second street of value from them.[/COLOR]
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[COLOR=#222533]Nice hands.[/COLOR]
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