All Advice Welcome and Appreciated.

Not sure I played this one optimally. Any suggestions about how to better play pre, post, and turn appreciated.

Opponent is 30/20/ 12.5 3 bet 190 hands
2.1 agg

Hand Converted by Ace Poker Drills Poker Training Software

NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
SB ($151)
BB ($87.43)
UTG ($96.50)
UTG+1 ($103)
CO ($100)
Hero ($107)

CO posts $1

Dealt to Hero J:spade: J:diamond:

fold, fold, CO checks, Hero raises to $4, SB raises to $14, fold, fold, Hero raises to $30, SB calls $16

FLOP ($62) Q:heart: T:club: 4:heart:

SB checks, Hero checks

TURN ($62) Q:heart: T:club: 4:heart: 9:club:

I realize that the CO posted BB, but your raise size pre is still too big. This is not the same as isolating a limper. Your 4bet looks fine to me.

On the flop, I would just bet-call $18 or so.

4b sizing so yuck

What are you trying to achieve with your 4b?

What do you think his range is for flatting your 4b?

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Originally Posted by DanAronG

What are you trying to achieve with your 4b?

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Originally Posted by DanAronG

What are you trying to achieve with your 4b?

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Build a big ass pot with the button and a great hand.

K good now whats the turn action?

if your 4bet was best preflop, then the flop is always a bet/call. if you didn't bet/call flop, then it was to make an exploitative slowplay- but I don't think that was your intention with the play.

I'd probably play it the same often, and likely call a turn lead here. I don't mind the small flop bet and call either.

As played, river will be tough facing a barrel, since our hand looks like AK.

I don't see how he could ever check a hand better than yours on this turn. If he checks turn bet/call for value. Otherwise call turn and river vs most agg regs...

Really need more info on his 4B flatting range here to say anything else...