Thin river shove?

phantom_lord

just at the table about 30 hands, he was 37/0/.2 at this stage, fold to bet by street was 67/0/0.

I was playing 40/36/6.5 since i joined the table.



Seat 1: BB ($121,70)
Seat 3: CO ($87,75)
Seat 6: BTN ($80,20)
Seat 10: Hero ($138,40)

Hero posts small blind of $0,50; BB posts big blind of $1,00;

Hero is dealt J,A
CO calls $1,00; BTN folds; Hero raises to $4,50; BB calls $3,50; CO calls $3,50;

Dealing flop 2,2,A
Pot is: $14,00

Hero bets $8,00; BB folds; CO calls $8,00;

Dealing turn 4
Pot is: $30,00

Hero bets $22,00; CO calls $22,00;

Dealing river 3
Pot is: $74,00

Hero bets $56,00;


as i was playing this i thought it might have been a bit thin, but looking at it now, it looks, kinda standard?

should have bet more on the other streets.


edit: back to original title

RoundTower

it looks really thin but if he is that bad i suppose he will prob look you up with any A. Definitely bet the other streets more, if you had even bet 26 on the turn I think this would be an easy shove.

[nicK]

i actually like your bet sizing in this case.. especially against this opponent..

with regards to title.. no, it's not thin.. completely standard.. although his limp/call might scare off a bet on the river, a bet is definately +ev against this kind of opponent.. i feel he's definately paying you off with any weak ace and perhaps even a pocket pair as opponents at this level usually don't think you'd value bet with the straight out.. (so their pocket 7's must be good)

anyway.. you played it fine... although, somehow i feel he had a4 here.. tell me i'm right..

valor

I dont think its this really

I would bet more on flop + turn

phantom_lord

yeah, i think it was ok, just a bit unlucky he had a2. he probably calls down with most aces anyway.

cardshark202

Against these opponents I bet pretty much full pot all the way