AA turn

I wouldnt. I think you will only get called by better hands here and the board is connected.

since the villain rarely raises pre, you may be lucky and he is holding some pair or PP.

He had a pair of nines. But I don't know how I coul'd play that hand without loose money.

If I bet here, I am far commited.

Check the turn, and check fold the river with aces seems to me surealistic.

But I am here to learn.

I think the play up to the turn is fine.Sb seems to be really fishy but also very passive. I would maybe look to check the turn with regards to calling almost all rivers. Looking at sb stats he is going to show up here with all kinds of hands in which most of them you will beat, also by checking the turn it gives the sb the chance to make a bad river bluff when he doesn't have a hand....

I'd go with probably 60% pot OTT, thinking of either checking it through on the river depending on what turns up.

Shoving over pot only really keeps straights or sets in (i.e anything that beats you). A smaller bet is more likely to keep top pair, 2nd pairs in. (I think).

Another line could be to check OTT and depending on card just call most river as a bluff catcher as cms says above. Not sure how comfortable i'd be with it in case he over bets and makes me picture monsters.....

He is fishy for sure. If you have plans to shove the turn I would 3bet a little bit more like 14bb and than you can easy bet like 20-22bb on flop and than you have less than a pot size bet left on the turn against his <100bb stack.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by SDK1987
He is fishy for sure. If you have plans to shove the turn I would 3bet a little bit more like 14bb and than you can easy bet like 20-22bb on flop and than you have less than a pot size bet left on the turn against his <100bb stack.

Cheers,
SDK1987

This. Or cbet smaller flop. I dont why you guys love to bet so big on flop and then dont know what to do when they call.

3-bet more? But how do you know that he is cold calling? If we 3-b to 14 we will fold the open raiser for sure, unless if he has a premium hand, and if so we will stack him anyway. We want to play the hand vs open raiser, not to take the pot PF. We have no idea whether the fish will join th fun or not.

Originally posted by semiramiRNMD
3-bet more? But how do you know that he is cold calling? If we 3-b to 14 we will fold the open raiser for sure, unless if he has a premium hand, and if so we will stack him anyway. We want to play the hand vs open raiser, not to take the pot PF. We have no idea whether the fish will join th fun or not.

My thoughts exactly

I think it was a little Spew... range SB is strong but capped... the range SB call preflop it is most often this 88-QQ AT-AQs AQ-AKo...

flop - cbet size does not have to be as large...

turn - it's a horrible card for us ... the best was check behind and play bluff catcher OTR.