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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6532713, member: 397965"] Preflop I disagree with Andyreas here and think, your 3-bet is actually to small. 4X is the standard size out of position against a single opponent, but here there is a field caller, and then we usually want to add their chips, meaning we go 5X or 300. And yes thats large, but its still only 10% of our stack, and we dont want to price them in to call us with their entire range. This exact outcome, where they both call, is actually the worst possible one, and if we expect this to happen very often, because its a freeroll, and whatever, then we could also just call and play a smaller pot out of position. Flop Against a single opponent I would usually C-bet a low board like this, but against two opponents I kind of lean more towards checking with intention to simply give up. Its unlikely, they connected with the board, but its quite likely, at least one of them might have a pocket pair, and they are not folding a pocket pair on a board like this. You dont even have a BDFD, so if you want to mix up your strategy, then you can C-bet all the other AQs but check-fold this one. Not saying the C-bet is terrible, but I definitely dont think, its printing money either. Turn As played I like the dubble barrel more trying to get some hands like 66-88 to fold now. River Another J changes nothing, so I dont think, you have enough fold equity to empty the clip. Whatever he liked enough to call you on the turn, he likely still like enough to stack off now. I also dont think, there is any reason to check-call, since there are no busted draws, he might be bluffing with. [/QUOTE]

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