The River Bluff

After you induce a fish you can't fold a straight that blocks flush and other straights. i would bet that river larger like pot size, fish doesn't like to fold sets, 2 pairs.
he represents only ThQh, ThKh, ThAh type of hands

With all respect, but why you aren't raising pre-flop with JJ?
You don't want to play a hand like JJ multi way I think.
As played I would raise more on the flop.
You can easy raise like 10bb multi way for value and protection.
On the river I would bet a little bit more as well like 22bb.

Cheers,
SDK1987

My advice here is to remove villain's hand or to put it inside spoiler tags, so it doens't influence the responses.

Apart from that, stop limping your big pairs, man. C'mon. Their equity will decreased a lot by the villains limping behind you.

JJ has around 77% of equity against 1 villain holding a random hand, but "only" 50ish% against random hands of 3 villains.

I won't discuss preflop play as you seem to have it all set up in your mind.
I like the flop raise, but raise bigger. Your hand is an overpair, but it is vulnerable. Even more multi-way.
Bet river big, you have a polarized range after the flop raise and turn call. That way, you can bet/call with your straight easily.
Villains line makes no sense at all btw.

I like to raise preflop and I like bigger raise on the floo, something around 10bb

Thanks guys. That was some good feedback. I must consider bigger post flop raises and bigger bets. I tend to bet smaller to not chase away villains when I am confident to win. But that strategy requires more time to consider. However, I still have one question. Do you guys and girls ever bluff the river?

Originally posted by pguest
JJ has around 77% of equity against 1 villain holding a random hand, but "only" 50ish% against random hands of 3 villains.

Agreed. But, I may win bigger pots if I play well post flop against multiple villains.

I don't think so, but your bet is a thin value bet with the straight and his shove with KQ makes no sense at all. You should expect he would only shove with a flush or straight as well.

Originally posted by srichards

Originally posted by pguest
JJ has around 77% of equity against 1 villain holding a random hand, but "only" 50ish% against random hands of 3 villains.

Agreed. But, I may win bigger pots if I play well post flop against multiple villains.

Doesn't make much sense to me trying to outsmart 3 different people, but it is your call.

Unfortunately, I only have a very small sample size (around 240k hands), so that wouldn't effectively work as a benchmark, but a bad to mediocre player (myself) playing KK+ in a tag/nitish way was able to won, on average, 9,72BB whenever he was dealt one of those hands. For JJ-QQ, the result was something around 2,35BB. Played FR, NL 2 to 10.

Now, at least, you'll have something to compare your strategy to.
Not that I care...