I haven't just decided and it's not needlessly. It seems since people are giving him less attention he feels the need to post these ridiculous hands more often. Notice how he's threads used to get loads of feeback and now get almost none? I am only saying what everyone else is thinking. Also if he was actually interested in improving then he would respond to the people actually trying to help him out and ask him about the hand, instead of posting it and just leaving it and not replying.
I don't mean to be harsh, I wouldn't say anything if I thought they were generally being posted to try and learn. But to post the same sort of hands over and over again just comes across like he is trying to show off in a weird sort of way.
TurnWe've now turned a chunk of equity vs his entire range.. if we river a flush and he pots it ill probably just call but when he checks a heart river we can get value some % of the time. I don't think a lot of people will fold turn if we raise, they're more likely to bet then bet/fold ime.
Flame away...I agree with preflop and flop. It's this where I think you go wrong.
Think about what you are saying 'a chunky of equity'. How have you?
If he has a set you have a bare fd (18%).
If he has AA/KK/QQ (inc ones with a heart) you have ~5%.
Let's be generous and say the times when you river a flush and he has a set he calls you 33% of the time.
50% of the time he rivers a flush with AA/KK/QQ he has you beat and you call. The other 50% of the time he checks you bet and he calls 33% of the time again with a worse hand again.
If he has a flush you have 15% and I reckon you will get called about 40% of the time (as long as he doesn't have Ahxh and occasionally he will check call a K high flush).
Do you now see how your 'chunk of equity' is looking pretty thin? The majority of the time you do hit your hand you are either getting check folded, call and lose and more importantly, you are drawing for a card whereby you are still very easily going to bet/raise/jam bluffs and get called and still lose.
Obviously his hand includes bluffs, but you now beat them. I think you are deluded if you think he is folding a flush. So why risk all this money on the turn to potentially get a river you may, or more then likely may not, be able to get him off AA/KK or a 5.