TPTK on a dry flop facing reraise from position

Hi Hashkan

Preflop: looks fine

Postflop: That's a lot of questions

The idea here is to always try to put people on ranges and take that assumption with you.

Here I can see villain raising worse value and bluffs (very little beats us) so I prefer just letting him bet with the option to donk river so he doesn't check back.

If we have nothing I would not call but we can bluffcatch with made hands.

The worst thing you can do is call flop to fold turn or river. IF you don't plan to go through with the hand fold early.

Ty Bogdan.
Lol was very confused when i wrote the questions. But u made me feel more comfortable now.

We have plenty of other hands that we check/call flop and turn to fold river. For example unknown MP raises and we are in BB with AQ, 2 way to flop wich comes Q high dry and we face aggression all the way? We surely cant fold flop and blank turn, but we have to fold to river bet.
So how is this any different? Or do u call down with AQ?

Well, why would you call turn here to fold a blank river?

That 3 is a terrible card for him to bluff without at least a consideration for the river so often you'll find people firing all 3 or giving up turn. So if you call turn you make an assumption that he still has bluffs in his range.

Basicly telling him that I have a strong range by calling the turn, then he wont bluff the river and if he bets, hes very likely to have a super strong range. Maybe he puts me on A high, pair of 6s or 4s, 77,88,99,TT,JJ,QQ and wants to make me fold them. But when we call hes turn bet, he will put us on a stronger range than that and stop bluffing, but if he bets the river he probaly has it.
Thats my thought process, how am i thinking wrong?

How strong is your range if you call the turn? Unless he has good reason to assume you fold second pairs and weak Kx to the turn barrel you will still have a fairly wide range (minus the floats).

Of course here you are assuming that the villain can actually hand read and actively put you on a hand.

At 5nl I doubt that's the case (of course it's also likely that people don't barrel bluff bad cards or run big 3-barrel bluffs).

Yeah ur right, if hes a fish, he dosnt enterpret a turn call as strong. He basicly still puts me on A high lol.
But I see 3barrel bluffs from fish all the time. They have a hard time stop betting once they start. They dont understand the concept of if villain reraises, he cant get call by worse etc.