400nl thin river jam ?

[dougiedan678]

Villian is a goodish reg from small #hands we have played together, is pretty aggro and we have played some pots and stuff but nothing out of line.

Im just wondering if the river is too thin, I feel from his sizing he almost never has 97 or a set as he would bet bigger on most streets esp turn and river, dunno if this is correct but.

Full Tilt, $2/$4 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 5 Players
LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

BB: $400
UTG: $488.10
Hero (CO): $528.30
BTN: $789.20
SB: $1,082.50

Pre-Flop: T J dealt to Hero (CO)
UTG raises to $14, Hero calls $14, 2 folds, BB calls $10

Flop: ($44) 3 8 T (3 Players)
BB checks, UTG bets $28, Hero calls $28, BB folds

Turn: ($100) 6 (2 Players)
UTG bets $66, Hero calls $66

River: ($232) J (2 Players)
UTG bets $135, Hero raises to $420.30 and is All-In

[TheLuskenator]

As standard as is gets imo

[Birchinio]

If you switch this around and you are villain with QQ-AA here are you calling the ship?

[fearless]

if he's a good reg the betsizing isnt going to make his hand as face up as it appears. and given youll probably play every better hand this way it has to be close to bottom of your value range. you have to have a certain image for him to think youre turning a one pair hand into a bluff, so its close and probably good. you can stove his utg range and find out.

[harangutang]

It's close, but JT is the worst hand I'd jam here. Good chance you only lose to 11 combos and people hate folding overpairs getting such a good price and you might even get looked up by a very curious AJ. It's pretty thin without history though.

[TopperH]

I think it is a valueship if youre a loose aggro player. He will then look you up sometimes with AJ/Overpairs. Besides, if you don't valueship thin, then you can't bluff as often. And we all love bluffin' with the muffin' don't we!...

[shootaa]

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