2200$ hu sng hand

[Heir_Aparent]

river is a relatively easy fold. turn is most interesting spot imo.

most people (im guilty of it too) see the NFD and the fact we have top pair HU here and call w/o much thought. Sub- do u think he ever checks a river? judging from results, unless he has AQ(which i disagree with others that it comprises a ton of his range. i think theres plenty of other hands he realizes are a push on the river after hero checks) it looks like hes shoving most rivs(?). in which case, if riv comes 2x and he shoves, you still fold right? obv then his ability to value bet push hands like AQ on river might change, but i do think db is capable of a push on a blank river after the passive line sub took. what im getting at, like some other posters were, is whether we should be turn calling here? with this analysis it seems the answer would be no- however there are other issues such as db's pure bluff frequency involved here. which i think is probably small, but who knows. theres many more factors that could aid in decision making here, but a lot obviously depends on your history as a whole and how hes been playin in this specific match, so you can answer these questions better than others.

[derosnec]

since you're OOP i just 3bet pf. makes the hand so much easier to play. if not, c/r flop. yeah it turns your hand into a bluff, but with AJ on the flop, the turn is gonna be a mess if a another broadway card shows up. point is that since you're OOP, you're chance of making a mistake is greater by taking a passive line. (disclaimer: i don't play anywhere near your stakes)

[The Camel]

I probably would have c/r flop.

If I didn't, I would definitely c/r allin on turn.

[PrimordialAA]

I think the turn is definently marginal, Although I have never played -db- myself, I just don't think we can play a large pot against him without knowing where are at in the hand, I think a C/R on the flop is needed, or if your going to C/Call I think you gotta donk out or C/R on the turn (although a C/R here get's expensive on the turn and has gotta be a push). So i'll lean towards a C/R on the flop.