2/5 spot with nfd

[cambridgealex]

Playing 5 handed, I open  to £20 in the cut off. The small blind (fish) and big blind, (Tom giveyourcash on here, a solid reg) call.

Flop ( £60)  or something similar ( definitely jack high all hearts)

Check, check I bet £50. Fold, Tom  raises to 120. Best line here? Tom has 535 behind. I thought calling was better so that's what I did.

Turn (£300) 

Tom bets 210, I jam.

Flop and turn line fine? How do you best make a heart on the river?

[SuuPRlim]

urgh, I think the flop Cbet is a little too big which is the problem with the whole hand, betting £35 makes the whole hand play better imo.

idk really I think the turn might be a fold.

[SuuPRlim]

just seen your diary now - 100% hadn't seen that before I posted that

[cambridgealex]

Million

[cambridgealex]

Yeh I don't usually cbet this big, but sb was massive fish, peeling really wide, so wanted to maximise FE / build a pot for when I get there. Maybe 40 is better though.

[SuuPRlim]

yh thats makes decent sense

i honestly think we should fold the turn, he legit get it in range has us totally crushed, he isn't semi-bluffing that much cos we have the semi bluff card, jamming turn wont fold any flush out i dont think (unless you think he bet fold ott ?? seems V unlikely) and maybe sets but seems unlikely as well, so turning an ACE improves our relative hand value pretty minimally vs what I can assume is a strong range - unless he's prone to going mental with Jx but from his posts on blonde he seems shrewd/solid.

seems like he just has an awesome hand a lot, speshly with the turn sizing - £325 to £1100 means we have such little FE

[pleno1]

fold turn. we can easily have Ah, he seems solid and wouldnt expect him c/raising this flop aganst you (no need) when you've bet so big