HU two pair river value sizing?

villain is unknown so probably fish, just sat, 6 hands in
sizing for max value? like, he has JT type of hands most of the time here

$0.10/$0.25 Ante $0.05 No Limit Holdem
2 Players
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Stacks:
daven (SB) ($70.85)
BB ($24.77)

Pre-Flop: ($0.45, 2 players) daven is SB
daven raises to $0.62, BB calls $0.37

Flop: ($1.34, 2 players)
BB checks, daven bets $1.20, BB calls $1.20

Turn: ($3.74, 2 players)
BB checks, daven bets $3.50, BB calls $3.50

River: ($10.74, 2 players)
BB checks, daven bets $3.20,

dislike, i don't really see why he has to mostly have JT hands here

wtf

i was curious as to what response this would elicit

Originally Posted by Imthenewfish

dislike, i don't really see why he has to mostly have JT hands here

sorry, what i mean by this is that his range is dominated by weak made hands that aren't calling much (including the weak made hand + draw hands) and air which is calling even less. But maybe i've got this all wrong. Or i have the ranges right, but haven't understood the impact of different sizing on his calling ranges correctly.

Originally Posted by aka_red

wtf

preferred sizing?

Bet bigger...especially since it's HU and so much shit bricked. No clue why villain can't have Kx Qx, c/ring this board with naked Kx is suicide in villains shoes.

edit: Even though you updated I'd still bet a little bigger for the reasons stated previously.

Originally Posted by Icanhastreebet

Bet bigger...especially since it's HU and so much shit bricked. No clue why villain can't have Kx Qx, c/ring this board with naked Kx is suicide in villains shoes.

edit: Even though you updated I'd still bet a little bigger for the reasons stated previously.

cool, cheers. Bigger seems smarter and his bluff-catchers just as likely to bluff-catch big as tiny?

Ingame i was torn between small (like $4ish) and nearer pot ($9ish). Doesn't really matter which i chose, i posted the hand with one of the sizes i was considering at the time.

Originally Posted by daven

cool, cheers. Bigger seems smarter and his bluff-catchers just as likely to bluff-catch big as tiny?

Ingame i was torn between small (like $4ish) and nearer pot ($9ish). Doesn't really matter which i chose, i posted the hand with one of the sizes i was considering at the time.

The big problem with going smaller here is that villains range isn't super weak. I mean if you bet 3$ and 9$ you only need 9$ to get paid off 1/3 of the time 3$ gets paid off. Do you think 9$ will? If yes then bet 9$.