calldown oop with tiny pp.

[XHitman014]

I thought about this a little more and actually think this is okay with the right reads...this is just extremely marginal. I play like 24/20 and the flop is constantly a balance between value betting, c-betting, pot control, and managing image.

You also have to take into consideration his view of the button...I would lead all strong flush draws intending to b3b but c/r a lot of straight draws. This definitely isn't a standard call but can be made occasionally. Timing tells would probably come into play.

Sorry for the last comment, but this is the type of hand that doesn't make it onto the forum unless it's a brag. The villian probably posted it in the cheese thread complaining about having his soul read.

[manupod]

I think this is fine. He knows we can call the turn w/ a lot of hands that should be folding the river, and he can't be too strong on this board- a river c/r would be great if we think he's going to show up with a hand marginally better than 44 here (say 77 or A6) that he's bluffing with.

[BigPoppa]

I like it given your read.

CO bets a 9, T, or overpair on the Flop almost every time, and he's unlikely to value bet something like 77 or A5 on the River.

[Noam Chomsky]

looks ok to me, I'd like to know more about his value betting tendencies but w/e.