I have a boat, tight villain mini bets turn with flush on the board

[NYWalker]

Legends of Poker $540 NL.
I was very active at the table. Villain is a tight player. We played a lot and he made good EP folds to my LP c-bets a lot. A few hands ago, I raised the button with As6s after he limped from CO. The board showed two spades, he checked, I made a ridiculous big push (3K into 400 pot), he folded and I showed him my cards to him.

This hand, 50/100. utg limps, villain (3K) limps in from the button. I complete SB with A4o. BB checks. Flop 4h4d5h. Check to him, he bets only 200. I call. BB, utg folds. Turn Ah. I check, villain bets 200. both of us had about 3K behind.

???

[gobboboy]

Don't fold and don't call.

[TheNewf]

1000 sounds good, hopefully he reads the big raise as weakness. 800 is ok but the 2000 bet on the river might get a fold whereas 1800 on the river after calling 1K on the turn seems really likely to be called, and he probably calls 1K about as easily as 800 on the turn.

[KneeCo]

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Don't fold and don't call.

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Yea pretty much. Obv we're not folding and slow playing with a call here seems pretty horrible, so I don't really see what we're supposed to be discussing here, is anyone not going to raise to about 800?? Unless you're considering going for the huge overbet again to represent a semi-bluff given your history, if that's it I don't like it at all.

[cking]

i like the 1k range looks like a lazy mans attempt to just be meaninglessly aggressive. Call any shove.

[DeMaci]

1k? Wow that seems really big. I like 700, and like 1600 on riv. Also LOL at above poster making sure to note you should call a shove.

[NYWalker]

A tight villain's thin value bet when the 3rd heart comes on the board, especially it's Ace[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img], I put him on a medium flush like ThJh.


<font color="white"> As played, I shoved 3K, he insta-called with 6h8h. River blank. </font>