Zoom: how to approach a River-Raise by a Fish

I'd x/c flop.
As played, bet turn and bet river is good, IMO, and easy call OTR for me.
You beat straights, which is definitely in their value raising range.

Originally posted by monteCarlol
I'd x/c flop.
As played, bet turn and bet river is good, IMO, and easy call OTR for me.
You beat straights, which is definitely in their value raising range.

Thanks for the Answer.

Against a Fish in a Limped Pot I play the hand the same way as I would do as the aggressor. This keeps my Life simple

In this situation when the fish-population can raise a Straight, shouldn`t I re-raise then for Value?
When a fish can raise hands he shouldn`t raise, then he can also call off the rest of his stack with a Straight.
And he can have way more Straight- then Flush-Combos.

3betting is very marginal IMO.
Question if they call often enough with a straight here. Now that I think about it, I doubt that they are able to fold very often... So maybe 3betting is better than I initially thought?

only for the protocol: I jammed and the fishy friend showed A9o

Ok, let's not be results oriented but I guess it's still the best play. So wp!

I need to have decent reads to not stack off the river against a fish.
Decent change villain can over play straights here.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Thank you

MP is limping some weaker hand, he could have hand like low pair, Axo, mid connectors, some type BBo or he tried bluf AA.
On the river I will expect A9, T9, 44 or sets 55, 66. A didnot expect QsJs, KsQs, Asxs, maybe Ksxs, Qsxs.
You have to call 25 BB to pot 47 BB, you need 35% eqt, you have good equity - river call.

You could miss some value with just calling river against a random NL5 villain.

My mistake, I thought that opponent is all in with river rerise. He is still near 50 BB behind.
Than rerise river would be better.

feels like a clear call.

3B is way too thin with a T-high flush. Sure some idiots may raise 1card straights on the RIver, but I think it's mostly a flush and you still beat some lower flushes and the badly played straight or random bluff.