QJo short handed in the big blind. (1 Viewer)

[DrStrange]

Hero's pre flop and flop actions have confused villain. I "know" this because we talked about the hand a bit. Hero's flat preflop rules out KK and likely AK - not 100% but to a great extent.

Hero's flop bet seemed like a feeler bet, maybe KQ or KJ. He thinks Hero goes for a check raise holding top two pair or bottom set.

Villain decided Hero's turn bet sizing was blocking. I think he got tunnel vision.

I also think Hero's session helped here. Hero is struggling. We have one more hand left. Villain just saw Hero make a double barrel bluff. Hero could easily be tilting here or overplaying one pair. Villain is getting attractive pot odd, $128 to win $534 or 24% and has a shabby ~9% draw to catch up. If we switched seats I would have snap call given the frustration of the session.

I think villain folds to a flop check raise, assuming he bets the flop.

DrStrange

 

[atomiktoaster]

Hero's pre flop and flop actions have confused villain. I "know" this because we talked about the hand a bit. Hero's flat preflop rules out KK and likely AK - not 100% but to a great extent.

Hero's flop bet seemed like a feeler bet, maybe KQ or KJ. He thinks Hero goes for a check raise holding top two pair or bottom set.

Villain decided Hero's turn bet sizing was blocking. I think he got tunnel vision.

I also think Hero's session helped here. Hero is struggling. We have one more hand left. Villain just saw Hero make a double barrel bluff. Hero could easily be tilting here or overplaying one pair. Villain is getting attractive pot odd, $128 to win $534 or 24% and has a shabby ~9% draw to catch up. If we switched seats I would have snap call given the frustration of the session.

I think villain folds to a flop check raise, assuming he bets the flop.

DrStrange

How would you have played a river heart?

 

[DrStrange]

How? Well since Hero is all in on the turn, the river heart didn't make any difference.

If villain flats Hero's $50 turn bet, Hero bets the river - say $100 or so. That is a bet / puke / call if villain jams.

Runner - runner flush draws aren't all that scary even in this case where the draw is at least plausible. If villain played AK or KQ of hearts passively to the river, good for you, take my chips.