I dunno, but I don't know if I buy your rivershove really. Or depends on what he thinks of you.

I dont really remember now but I think he likes to VB thin.. also I got a timing tell on the river that it was not very likely he had a flush.. I also thought I could rep a flush pretty good and when I pushed he instafolded..

I dont really buy it but I still wouldnt call it with most of his range. I also think that his riverbet is really thin.

both of you say that you dont buy it; why? ofc I dont rep A3s, 53s etc, but I actually think I would play something like T8s, QTs etc (something that is not a combo/nut - draw) exactly this way.
I actually buy it Its not likely I have a 7 here, neither a J (if I dont do this for value, not likely). and the only draw that miss is 65. So its either 65, a random 2 or 4. And there are more hands I could do this for value with (I think 66 and 53, definitely a lot of flushes). So, how would you think when you met that push and what would your calling range be?

Since its BvB too, I rarely go out of line with weakish kind of draws (thats why I didnt raise my straightdraw). I rather do it with good draws or bad things that I could R/F. If this is a leak.. tell me!

Asså jag är mest tveksam till om det är lämpligt att syna flushdrag på turn och sånt, men utgår han ifrån att du gör det så visst.

why I dont raise weak flush draws on the turn is because that J dont help my range too much. and if I raise there, my range is pretty polaraized and I think he can jam a lot of his range on me, and that would be bad..
is it wrong to think like this?