ship turn vs this <100BB probable fish

Minraise looks so strong + he had 13/0 stats... Ship turn though?

Bet bigger flop and turn

don't like this!!

This is just what I do, I like to open x4 utg, since I feel my range there is kinda unexploitable, around 12% ish most of the time. And to discourage callers ip.

I raise it x3 MP and CO

And I raise it as a default x2,5 on the btn, so we can call more 3b, and have more room to manuever or how you spell it lol.

In the SB, it depends, if its a mass nit grinder, i minopen any2, if it's a calling fish, I x4 with good hands, and sometimes x3, i mix it up depending who I'm stealing from. If it's a super passive fish, I limp low suited as well, since we get 3:1 lol.

Anyway, in this hand here. I'd make it x4 pre

He calls, flop will be around 47 cents

The wetter, more scary the board, the more we want to bet. Here in this scenario, I'd lead out 40c, or 35c. One of the two.

On turn, I bet also close to pot, pot would be 1,27$ ish. I fire 1,05$ or so. When minraised. I jam it in vs most opponents, vs people who are really passive, I call, try hit my set. But vs 79% of opponents I jam it in. You will get called by 1 flush ppl, 2 pair.

Oh, I also just calls to minraise if it's a nit. Just look at their wts, if its under 19%, be careful, if its over 30%, balls to the wall

I shove turn as well

Hmm I thought the 3x pre is always a good size... And I think I it's not good to do anything less than 3x pre at NL5.

Yeah, realized my betting is way too small on flop and turn.

WTS means that if they see a flop, on how much % of scenarios they go to showdown?

Thanks for your input

Yea, went to showdown when saw flop

Most regulars have 25% ish, around there, if its under, its more nutted, if its over, it can be much wider, 2nd, 3rd pair, bluffs etc.

Fishes in general have 30% and higher, so we can value bet really thin, and go much further with weaker holdings