200NL - Trips, river decision

[ejay]

its hard to get a read of 20 hands but this line seems like he has you beat.

[SABR42]

I like how you played it actually, and call river as guys with 75% VPIP do stupid [censored]. It's 20 hands, but it's really hard to play 15 out of 20 hands and not be a maniac.

[RikkiDee]

snap call

[Pete H]

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snap call

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[Neoblitz727]

I like the way you played it, turn is too awkward for a raise and would fold out potential bluffs, as played call but expect to be show 68 or a set 80% of the time

[mdkrahn]

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call but expect to be show 68 or a set 80% of the time

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[POW9199]

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I didn't raise the turn because I figured if I'm ahead, then his likely holdings were overpairs 88-JJ, 6x, and on occasion pure air.
If he has a pair, then probably can't stand to call a raise. 6x is drawing to 4 outs, and if they hit the 8, then I get paid.

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I like your thoughts about turn play.

Btw, i am dying for a result in this one, as it's been breaking me, reading the hand over and over again.

I think villain pushes any river, and i don't feel his play is all that strong! (this is based on the limited stats and his stacksize). To me, his flop play is all out donk, although i cannot exclude A7 as an obvious part of his range, i feel you are well ahead most of the time. I wouldnt be surprised if he turned up A6, A5 or even weaker! His check-gayraise tells me he is afraid to get his very limited stack in, rather than actually getting value for a big hand.
I call, assuming that i'm beat around 33% of the time...

My name is Station, Calling Station!