NL50 - Quads, but I don't think I got full value

[kindergartencop]

i think flop is good, just c/r the turn a bit so you can lead the river all in.

[fees]

if u take this line c/r the river

[mr_npiv]

I would have made a 1/2 sized pot bet on the turn, faking some sort of draw, and trying to induce another raise.

The check is a little weakI find, But it worked out for ya.

The way you played it now, I would have raised the turn, Get more money into that pot, try get all the chips by the river.

[CaptDrew]

Thanks for the responses all. I knew I didn't get full value out of this hand, but was having trouble seeing where. I think the best course of action would've been to three-bet the flop then try to get it in on the turn.

[Xylem]

I think u did ok.

You went for the sneaky line that is probably most profitable against someone with a marginal hand - which of course is likely in a blind battle.

Its possible if u raised flop and were lucky enough to find him with Aq Jq or even kq? that u would have stacked him but generally BB is just trying to win this battle.

[Rafpig]

I like your flop play, but I think you had to check-raise the turn.

[CasinoR7]

Villian makes a very weak bet on the turn, I would wait 5 seconds and then raise it up to 14 dollars after his bet. Make it look like you are trying to represent a three, but he won't put you on any unconnected/unpaired low cards because you raised preflop. A pair of three is very unlikely to have, especially when you play it aggressively.

Most people slowplay hands like this. If you don't play your good hands aggressively, your continuation bets and second or third barrels won't make any sense in case you are bluffing. It's your second hand at the table, you want to show your opponents that you are going to raise with solid hands.

In your case, where you didn't show any strenght on the turn, I would have check raised the river, even if you think there is no point in raising. There is nothing to lose by raising instead of calling on the river. You have the nuts. The pot is already big after his 20$ river raise, so he might have felt pot commited there.

[ryang]

i like flop, i'd raise to 15 on turn, ai on river.