bet on river ?

If we're leading we should lead bigger OTF, we're giving over 4-1 to drawing hands to call.

I think lead is fine here provided we size it better. OTT I'd bet smaller, hard to get paid off with such a big overbet.

As played river is def fine to check back, even though our turn sizing should scare off a lot of draws, this is the worst card in the deck for us really as all the draws got there. Not much worse will call again either.

Originally posted by LuckyLukePS

If we're leading we should lead bigger OTF, we're giving over 4-1 to drawing hands to call.

I think lead is fine here provided we size it better. OTT I'd bet smaller, hard to get paid off with such a big overbet.

As played river is def fine to check back, even though our turn sizing should scare off a lot of draws, this is the worst card in the deck for us really as all the draws got there. Not much worse will call again either.

+1, but I don’t like to call pre-flop with a hand like T7o out of position.
If I’m leading on flop and turn I’m betting around 55% pot here.

hi,

very intressting way of playing.
first of all the bet on the flop is way to small. every draw is going to call here . you have to bet more in order to protect your hand.
the bet on the turn is way to large! if you think about hand ranges of your opponent, not just the 1 hand that he has,
you want to get as much money as possible. so get enought to protect your hand but not to much so that you scare all the 1 pair hands and the draws away.

the river is a check. 1000 000 draws got there so I happyly check it down.

the question is always what hands do you still get value from if you bet on the river

bet fold river