AQ in the WSOPE £1000

[Dubai]

Villain never smooth calls turn with a set when a 2nd flush draw comes. With ur assumed image, c fold like 99% time on river

[MANTIS01]

I'm a bit caught between checking or v-betting on the river. I do think that the way the hand has played out any bet from villain means he has you beat. He's playing his hand passively whether he has a f/d or t/p so ideas about bluff catch checking suit neither the player's style or the diamond on the river. V-betting vs this type of player seems a reasonable option but then again he's not going to be calling all-in on that river with tp all that much imo, he woulda just jammed the turn if he was confident he was in front. Maybe the fact that your aspiration at the start was not to play a big pot oop then check check ain't so bad.

[Cf]

Cheers for the responses guys.

On the river I just set him in. I decided I didn't want him checking behind with hands I beat.

Not that he had such a hand. He had  sigh

Afterwards I was annoyed a bit that I was only ever getting called on the river when he hit the flush, and he'd have folded the rest (unless it was an A i guess). Got me thinking that I should have got more money in on the turn. But at the same time I didn't really want him to fold, I want his inferior hands to come along for the ride. Meh, whatever, i'm rambling now lol

[BulldozerD]

if i am completing in the SB i am not leading this flop. Your hand is so under-repped that i think the value is in a check-raise. This also makes it easier to just ship the turn with stack sizes.

as played i can't c/f for his stack

[Boba Fett]

if i am completing in the SB i am not leading this flop. Your hand is so under-repped that i think the value is in a check-raise. This also makes it easier to just ship the turn with stack sizes.

as played i can't c/f for his stack

I agree, I think leading out here just makes your hand kinda obvious.  Id check raise the flop and look to get it in on the turn