Full-House on the river!

Hi,

I would most likely take c/c line on the river, since draws missed and he can easily bluff some worse hands. If I bet for value I think it is b/f, since his valuebet raise range is Jx+ and players is not bluffing these spots.

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Yes, I would definitely play like that if I was HU vs one of them as seem more suitable and logical to leave room for bluffs (as you say many busted draws etc.) but vs 2 players Im losing logic and in fact I think its a bit of a leak when come to play vs 2 villain with such type of hand.

But, concern this hand and as played, do you say that a fold will be the more appropriate action to do here on the river? (I see often a J in his range here)
I mean, the fold isn't too weak, right (in terms of EV)

One more thing, should I donk myself on the flop? Did I made a mistake by check? Thx

Thanks for you analysis

Originally posted by kiromanAAKK
Yes, I would definitely play like that if I was HU vs one of them as seem more suitable and logical to leave room for bluffs (as you say many busted draws etc.) but vs 2 players Im losing logic and in fact I think its a bit of a leak when come to play vs 2 villain with such type of hand.

But, concern this hand and as played, do you say that a fold will be the more appropriate action to do here on the river? (I see often a J in his range here)
I mean, the fold isn't too weak, right (in terms of EV)

One more thing, should I donk myself on the flop? Did I made a mistake by check? Thx

Thanks for you analysis

If you bet then fold is better option, since players would not bluff on these board to try to represent bigger boats (especially in 3-way pot). But if you don´t bet out yourself, you give other players to bluff with worse hands (especially hands that has no showdown value as 6h5x), so c/c should also be fine.
With your equity c/r for value is fine. I would also check/called turn since I don´t think better hands are folding and you can comfortable c/c turn.

best regards,