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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6181718, member: 397965"] Preflop 4-betting is fine, but I think, your sizing is to small. The reason for keeping 4-bets small is, that with 100BB effective stacks we dont want to go so large, that we commit ourselfes to the pot, because then we cant work in any bluffs in our 4-betting range. But here you are 150BB deep and out of position, and for those reasons I think, you need to go much larger to not give him such a fantastic price to take position on you. Turn You hit top pair, but its not the best flop in the world, since the Q does connect with some very likely hands like QQ and KQ. I would still be betting for value though, and the small sizing is fine. Turn You picked up a flushdraw and a gutshot as well, so you are obviously not planning on folding. But I dont see much reason to continue pushing the action. By betting half pot you are never getting a better hand to fold, and there are also not many worse hands, that will still call. Hands like AQ or TT might have peeled on the flop, but facing another large bet they likely go away now. So I would check now and obviously with the intention to check-call unless he does something unexpected like jam, in which case I would need to at least think about it. River As played I like checking now for the same reasons, I would have checked the turn. He jam, and I think, its fair to say, your hand is now a bluff catcher. You are getting almost 3:1, and maybe he could have busted diamonds from time to time, or even the same hand as yours. So while I am not loving the spot, I probably pay him off. But its close and folding would not be crazy either. My experience with these fast fold games is, that when people put in 150 bigs, they tend to usually have it. [/QUOTE]

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