you can bump it up even more if you knew he was a fish before the hand, and definitely bet the turn a lot more...against anyone.
Basically you want to make the most value out of your hand, and force him to make a huge mistake...and you are so deep.

Also his range is like a million draws, pair+draws and then some 2pairs. You are blocking top pair a ton and by making it huge on flop+turn you only fold out naked midpairs that would fold turn a decent amount anyway to this betsize.

Against the rest of his range which is ultra draw/gutter heavy you also want to get max value on flop+turn as he will be folding river a lot with that large part of his range to a shove or a very large bet when he misses completely.

This card is a puke

He is 55/29./9.1 for 80 fold to c-bet 17

yeah you definitely don't want to just smash the pot button here but overbet the flop this deep on this board against him, at NL10 he is very likely to be somewhere between level 0 (clicks buttons) and 1(plays his absolute hand strength)

Shoooove turn, if he had more stack, i hope you'd rr moaaar aswell

On August 09 2011 15:48 Mariuslol wrote: Shoooove turn, if he had more stack, i hope you'd rr moaaar aswell

Stacksizes on turn are $16 effective. Shoving isn't the best play there.

Looked at wrong stack, then the raise is too small on flop though!! For some reason though it was the shortieee. More more on turn too

pew pew