600nl we 4bet flop and jam turn for no reason

My initial reaction is to either flat the flop 3b or 4b it bigger.

As played I don't hate it although he's not folding much here

Originally posted by FeelMeFlow

he's not folding much here

Except his air ♦

Doubt he has much air but he will have some random 3s, 67, lower fds which will fold which is why I don't hate the shove. I'm just saying I think he's snapping here with over pairs and made hands more than he's folding

Interesting hand. If you think he can have air here its probably better to check/shove on the turn. If he floated he is most likely going to bet 1/4 pot on turn.

Originally posted by GVVFR15
Interesting hand. If you think he can have air here its probably better to check/shove on the turn. If he floated he is most likely going to bet 1/4 pot on turn.

If he has some kind of gutshot or hand with small equity vs the top of my range do you think he takes he 1/4 pot or jam line? There is a pot sized bet left btw.

Hmm I think you played it OK tbh, I don't really like shoving/raising bigger over his flop 3bet. I would only flat his 3bet vs nits who only do this with sets/straights.

As played I would also shove.

Don't know much about your preflop ranges, but can u have sets here ? I've called down with Ahi in villains shoes in these spots and it's fd 99% of the time, won't be surprised to see ATo

As played, c/c turn could be better IMO. We make him fold only hands we beat, something like 87 or super weak fds, so I can't see point in betting. Also don't mind seeing free card, sometimes villain could showdown some weak pair which saves us a lot of money and it's unlikely he's checking back any air on the turn, so we won't be bluffed off our hand on the river.