NL200 - deep stacks, flop trips, sb vs BB

[Michaelson]

I really like the line taken by OP. As aceDeuceWes mentions, what's calling a shove that is behind on the turn?

The value bet on the river I think is sexy as well. Once checked to, villain's line looks a lot like AK and possibly JJ or maybe the case T. A Q checking that river would be really bad, I think, and is unlikely. So basically, assuming AK can't get away from his hand (and with the pot this big I think that's probably pretty likely for most opponents), I think there's good value in betting here.

[jd2b2006]

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after the turn raise i definitly put him on AK.

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If this is the case, then why are you calling the turn raise? After you call the turn raise, the push is fine since it is so unlikely villain has a Q by the way he played the hand.

[drj003]

I wouldn't bet the river.

[AFennewald]

the turn raise is consistent with JJ as well. I Q probebly doesn't play that way. I can see him checking JJ on the river fearing you have a Q so I'm not sure I like your bet.

[Unknown Soldier]

any better reads then just stats? This is a really tough spot on the turn. Not sure why you're all itching to get your chips in on the turn.

[Fly]

1) check behind on the turn

2) fold to the turn c/r

(no explanation required, imho)

[happyhour456]

guess what villains hand is. im going to post the result tomorrow.