Interesting on the river

LARSON7

We go for thin value on the river and they jam.

I know most people won't like the turn check!

It's not to terrible I don't reckon!

On the river, it looks quite bluffy. The player is quite a good player.

zozo1115	Small blind		£0.10	£0.10	£40.91
DEANACE	Big blind		£0.20	£0.30	£22.48
rtc	Sit out
Seaspirit	Sit out
	Your hole cards	A A
x	Raise		£0.60	£0.90	£20.72
LARSON7	Raise		£2.10	£3.00	£43.55
zozo1115	Fold
DEANACE	Fold
x	Call		£1.50	£4.50	£19.22
Flop
		7 5 K
x	Check
LARSON7	Bet		£3.00	£7.50	£40.55
x	Call		£3.00	£10.50	£16.22
Turn
		4
x	Check
LARSON7	Check
River
		3
x	Check
LARSON7	Bet		£3.80	£14.30	£36.75
x	All-in		£16.22

77Chris91

Think betting/checking turn are both fine.

I would be snapping this river. You have Ah so block a lot of the villains flush combos and villain doesn't have many 6x in a 3-bet pot.

I think you have to expect your bet sizing on the river to induce quite a few bluffs here.

seanallen

Probably gonna be bluff shoved on often enough when we bet an amount that looks like its trying to get thin value from a pair. Depends how likely opponent is to be turning a pair into a bluff as to whether i'd be betting river to induce (basically making our hand look like what it is and hoping he reads us for bet/ folding)or betting with the intention to fold to a raise.

A lot of players at 20nl pretty much always lead that river with flushes/straights after we check back turn, others mix it up a bit. If I had a read that they were the former I'd be betting small to either get a call or hopefully induce a shove from some players. If they were the latter and I was unsure between calling or folding I'd just check back a lot of the time.

LARSON7

I called.

I quite like oppos jam, you hardly ever see someone check jamming as a bluff at 20nl.

Slipwater

On first glance it's a pair of sixes, or A6, but it's hard to see him calling the flop bet with either of those... unless he just sees that £3 as a regular c bet that you'd be making with any two cards.

He's checked the turn and river so I doubt he has the flush, but I still think it's quite possible you're beaten here. Two pair on the flop - 57 or K7 would not be unheard of, then again, he should be smart enough to know you can't really call without at least a six, so a bluff is not outwith the realm of possibility either.

The checked turn (by you) probably removed quite a bit of information from the hand.