villain is 4betting random cards prob
my size would make any difference ? I have 252$ behind

idk if it's best but did you consider donking flop?

I don't like because he might raise thinking he has FE and commit himself with some hand that have good equity, like some random AJ

c/c because he's never folding anything on this board and you have the best hand a lot of the time anyways. Plus you have good implied odds if you hit anything, since he's probably barreling off on a K, T, or heart if he picks up a flush draw.

On September 17 2013 17:45 drone666 wrote: I don't like because he might raise thinking he has FE and commit himself with some hand that have good equity, like some random AJ

i was thinking in terms of sizings like you betting around 1/3 pot and him raising maybe 1/3 his stack or so, not really committed although i guess he might just decide he's not folding A high in the first place. but at least you would be getting the last bet in, and he can't own you by calling flop c/r and getting rest of money in on blank turn.

if donking isn't good i agree with what TillCollapse said.

thanks

On September 17 2013 18:51 TilICollapse wrote: c/c because he's never folding anything on this board and you have the best hand a lot of the time anyways. Plus you have good implied odds if you hit anything, since he's probably barreling off on a K, T, or heart if he picks up a flush draw.

i like this line too.

question though, we don't have much info on villain, but if he is the kind of guy to cbet flop with Ax, and check back turn, we're going to get bluff catched a lot on a missed river right?

are u just giving up non heart/k/t river?

Lots of options here, but I kinda dig a c/shove considering his range and the size of the pot. Even if it's transparent, he can't do much about it.

he had regish stats but he was really bad ( steal 78%, fold vs 3bet 55%, cbet 3bet pot 63% ) also, he was really spew on turns and rivers ( 12 river aggr factor )
he had just 13% of 4bet over 400 hands he 4bet me once with JTo, I don't remember why but I thought he was really tilted/tired at this point of the match
and seems like he randonly choses a hand to go bananas sometimes

just tried to play the hand in the easiest possible way I guess
I did check/shove because I didn't wan't him to catch some random pair on the turn, and stack off ahead of me, but this reason doesn't make much sense now
I do prefer check calling, but I'm not really sure what I would do on a blank turn, because he was so aggo on turns and rivers, and check/fold the turn is just like meh since I know he will be bluffing a lot ( not sure how much, so I don't know if I can check/rai the turn, also don't know if he picks a random mid pair he will fold )