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[QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 6022382, member: 394557"]
LOL, I kind of expected this response.  I agree pre flop is indefensible.  If I were reviewing this hand I'd probably say something similar.  But since I didn't follow my own advice or yours I was more curious about post flop.

In my experience when players cbet too often it makes their checking ranges weaker in general.  Obviously V can still check to trap a monster but with this run out those hands seems few and far between.

V could bet turn for a number of reasons.  Perhaps they hit the T, perhaps they think their Ace high is good, perhaps they picked up a heart draw, they could be betting an under pair like 77.  The point was, I think his line has more medium and weak strength hands than big hands.  I expect to win the pot outright against a portion of this range and steal the pot on the river against most of the rest of the range unless we get an unfavorable card.

The turn x/r sizing is not that large so his call doesn't mean he will call a large river bet.  Also, Hero did not have an aggressive image prior to this hand.  Some large pre flop bets over multiple limps and standard continuation bets were made but no large post flop bets or notable show downs from Hero thus far.

The T8s small UTG raise may be a bit optimistic.  I was just brainstorming what the stronger combos V could have might be.  Probably a long shot, but for non positionally aware players who knows.

I concede that I created a ridiculous spot by making a bad overcall pre, it's fair if you want to respond that it's not worth trying to analyze decisions after that, but for those who don't mind I am curious about the post flop decisions.
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