SH Zoom AJs

Raise preflop, cbet flop, cbet turn, shove river.

Something bothers me in that river play on this board. What range can we assign him?

I think on the river it's very possible he slowplayed his flopped set of 22 or 88 but at the same time he can legitimately raise us with A3 that floated flop, A8, A2, J8, maybe even he limped AK and peeled flop which would not surprise me at all. On the other hand I highly doubt that this is a bluff. I don't really think the spot is so nice, but I don't think we should fold - I'd just call here. I think the 3bet is definite overplay.

ipoker so probably a slowplayed AA,, i would also just call the river raise

I would definitelly just call against a fullstack. Against this kind of stack the two things are poping up to me: 1) He is probably a fish, which indicates that he could do that with many worse hands than mine is (TP, worse two pairs), and 2) With this assumtion I can try to take the rest of his stack because he would feel commited to call with any type of hand he raised (because he most likelly doesn't have bluffs in his range in this situation).

Check turn .

Pot control is better for get more value in this situation. I think so.

Originally posted by Alleen86
I would definitelly just call against a fullstack. Against this kind of stack the two things are poping up to me: 1) He is probably a fish, which indicates that he could do that with many worse hands than mine is (TP, worse two pairs), and 2) With this assumtion I can try to take the rest of his stack because he would feel commited to call with any type of hand he raised (because he most likelly doesn't have bluffs in his range in this situation).

I disagree; if he's probably a fish (most likely true) then he is probably passive. Regardless of his tendencies he is really never bluffing here and you can be sure he's raising the river with a tighter range than he should be. We should fold an absolute ton to river raises in general.