If your folding pre with 90 bigs snap reload 1k more big blinds so you never have to fold such pretty hands pre again

Played it fine, too strong of a hand to 3b and no reason to 3b an utg+1 raiser. Flop fine, maybe a little big but i see no problems with it.

Turn is ok, i think you'll still be in front so maybe it is a bet, but its hard to see what worse hands call and a 9x hand might bluff the river.

River is a call i think, i cant see how he has an ace and backdoor hearts/flopped straight are your only real concerns as all 2pair+ hands prob raise flop

In the 2/2 omaha game a dealer once ruled the £10 as a raise after i'd made it 6, even though the guy clearly meant to raise, everyone still called and i ended up repotting and scooping the lot. I felt pretty bad as it was fairly obvious the guy just meant to call. I agree with common sense >>>> rules nit. I don't understand why the dealer couldn't ask for clarification before anyone had reacted. Its not like Alex is getting reads off the whole table by doing this.

Got to bet the flop with the flush draw if you don't have the  . If you do i like your line but may bet the turn

Make it bigger pre and price him out. Your hand is a perfectly fine 3bet. He probably doesn't have a strong hand only making it 7 after a few limpers and he has been active. I prefer 26-31$ here, looking to take down the 15$ in the middle.

As played I'd bet about my 3bet size plus $5 so 26$ and see what happens. I wouldn't talk in the hand unless i have experience doing so.

River as played is all about your feeling in the moment, its impossible to recreate on the forum, however bear in mind the strong = weak and vice versa for live tells. The sigh on the turn card which brings the flush is always a good tell

If your going to lead, which in my opinion is fine, then make it slightly bigger, just so people feel committed by the river. 35 65 and then all in

No reason not to go for three streets- 84 in pot and a bet of 60, you can't fold

If he makes it 2.5-3k make it slightly on the large size- 10-14k. Not quite sure what you do if he just calls instead of putting it in. B/C seems kinda sucky on a  turn. Opinions on c/c flop and c/r turn? Allows us to control the pot size- and avoids this spot. Obviously if his range is just AA/KK/AK/AQ/KQs then calling pre is prob a mistake.

Quads for SB and AA for reg

I hate the general line, esp against the player. You really think your getting 3 streets off him by checking? I can't think of many positives. Its not like hes going to put you on air/ a non ace when you c/c.

Open size is fine

as played bet river for £45ish- tank make it 37 on the flop tho imo

[I think the total opposite]

He bets quickly and a large amount - more than the pot.

Thats enough for me to think he could well be bluffing so I'd call. Especially now I know he has A6o.

Usually value bets would be smaller and more carefully considered.

I think the total opposite

I'd definitely tank for a significant amount of time, asking him questions count out a call. People just give so much away to you when you do this. Altho i agree with bolded esp in low stakes live games

Guess the football strip

the roverrrrs. unbelievable result today. is that adam pickin??

Had to get the shirt out at 3-0 up. And so Tightie doesn't put me up as being from Norwich ffs. Gl blondes tomorrow- what a waste of a first post
yes sir haha very good tighty' gl to adam,alan and john. how good would a family1 -2-3 be!!

A Belle vue of Adam, no?

(geek old stadium joke)