AA ~ Triple?

Smaller flop bigger turn right at snapcall or bet fold bigger

Yeah, agree with LemOn, the flop is quite dry, it's a MW, so I would bet around 1/3 of pot. OTT the button has still a lot of flash draws, Kx hands.. so I would go ahead and bet bigger around 3/4 of pot. And the river is quite tricky, because we have a value bet against fish, but if he raise, we won't very happy, so I would rather go for check/call and let him bluff his busted flashdraws and sometimes he will also bet Kx hand.

Originally posted by LemOn36
Smaller flop bigger turn right at snapcall or bet fold bigger

Lemon care to translate this to English?:f_love:

Originally posted by MatoStar
And the river is quite tricky, because we have a value bet against fish, but if he raise, we won't very happy, so I would rather go for check/call and let him bluff his busted flashdraws and sometimes he will also bet Kx hand.

I don't think this is great logic, we're OOP so betting small isn't a problem. If we check and he bets huge then we're in a tougher spot.

Originally posted by DecMate

Originally posted by LemOn36
Smaller flop bigger turn right at snapcall or bet fold bigger

Lemon care to translate this to English?:f_love:

Originally posted by MatoStar
And the river is quite tricky, because we have a value bet against fish, but if he raise, we won't very happy, so I would rather go for check/call and let him bluff his busted flashdraws and sometimes he will also bet Kx hand.

I don't think this is great logic, we're OOP so betting small isn't a problem. If we check and he bets huge then we're in a tougher spot.

Well, but if you bet small, then he can easily raised you with busted FD and then you will be in a tough spot I think. Especially against fish the smaller bets are very provocative and raise it quite often. Maybe betting has a more +ev, but I would just decide between check/call and bet/call, because we are really on the top of our range.

I never everrrrrrrrr would do that fold on that spot. he raised to 60% of potsize... and you bet 1/3 of that. impossible fold.

then, if you plan to fold to a raise, i prefer play x/c instead of b/f,

I'd probably call on the river, although call-call-raise looks very strong from villain. But I don't see a lot of hands that can beat you, maybe sets. A4s is not likely, because you have Aces yourself, 46 would have folded preflop, as well as two pairs like K8 or K5, so I'd call here.

FLop is dry with K and 2 low cards. We can make a small cbet, to keep range of villain. Turn bet should be bigger.
On river as played with this small bet we should call and make a note. If we are about to fold, we should make a bigger bet.

as played I'd snap call this fishy minR on the river cuz he could easy do that with Kx:)
LMAO look at the odds and your range and his range : folding there is to bad:)

I agree with LemOn. But not 100% sure if the river is a SNAPcall as played. Depends on our point of view. For me it is hard to see that villain would minraise with Kx here. When it comes to river raises, taking a nitty approach at the micros is fine. But still, we have an overpair and are offered a very good price

The river bet should be bigger imo. You should avoid thin value bets when OOP.

I would never fold this river to such a min raise but I would bet bigger around 5.5 and than fold if he raises me.