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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7151983, member: 397965"]
The opponent led the river, so obviously Hero is in position. Which mean that either the opponent is in the blinds, or they called a 3-bet out of position, or they limp-called preflop. And yeah this does matter, as does also the bet sizes used on the flop and turn. But even without that info I will say, that this is a massively underbluffed spot.

A flush or straight is leading this river, because all the hands, that were betting flop and turn for value, are now going to check back. I guess 54 is a missed draw, but unless they can have 54o, its only 4 combos, and not a whole lot of other stuff makes sense. If people have for instance two pair or a set, they are not leading for pot, when there are 4 cards to a straight and 3 to a flush.

We also dont have a club in our hand, so we do not block any of the possible flushes. Even if we want to defend "correctly", the Villain is so polarized in this spot, that hands like :ac4::as4: or :ah4::qc4: are more profitable to call with than :qd4::qh4:. So its one of those, where we just have to accept, that we got the worst possible river card and action, and that our hand, which was very strong until the river, is now nothing more than a bad bluff catcher.
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