River Decision

[SuuPRlim]

I think we should get it n on the turn. Very rare he's bluffing, very often he has the other ACE, stacks are a lil awkward to CIB but I think you can still prolly do that. I don't expect him to fold an ace to a jam.

I realise in this specific example he was bluffing but I think that's a freak really when he raises to £15.90. I think calling the turn raise is the strongest move I can't see how anyone will think you don't have an ACE when you do that.

[pleno1]

prob check river and find out which bluffs hes c/r the turn with

[pleno1]

also at these stakes people will perceive you to jam all hands that you bluff catch with (nobody calls kk on this river) so checking your nutty hands and allowing somebody to potentially bluff something (allbeit not much left to bluff) wouldnt be the worst idea. Especially if you have a hand like at,a9 and block everything and the other guy blatantly jamming flushes otr, it could be good to check and let him bluff qcjx or something that was overly stubborn ott.

[Rexas]

prob check river and find out which bluffs hes c/r the turn with

Do you not think that the fact we potentially miss out on we'll over 100bbs of value outweighs the merits of finding out what he's bluffing with? Especially given that op states opponent is solid/tight, meaning randomly taking off here is out of character, and given that we can be fairly sure our opponent wasn't bluffing with a flush draw?