https://www.pokerstarsreplayer.com/hands/8b3a3acd43 Preflop: The callers are both very loose: Seat 5 (VPIP: 100, PFR: 57 / 30 hands), Seat 6 (VPIP: 39, PFR: 8 / 293 hands). Flop: Betting a bit bigger than normal, because the players behind are likely to call if they have anything. Given that, maybe I should have been using closer to pot sizing. Turn: I typically I would have used a pot size bet here, although not sure why not this time. I guess I thought that a bit less than a pot does not look so strong. River: I was thinking that busted FDs make big share of his range and would be good to give an opportunity to bluff here. In addition, he could bet some two pairs or sets, although there shouldn’t be many of those. Some combos do get there, like some that had FD+BDSD on the flop. As he did not jam, I was thinking that I should raise because if he just got anything he is priced in to call. So, any thoughts about the hand, and specifically the river play? Thanks in advance!

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Hey, guys! The solver always seem to 4bet these kind of double-suited Axxx with some connectivy in this cenario. Is it because we block aces and unblock high pairs that want to 3bet us, right? If we are in a low stakes game were people play more linear, and we know that is "always" aces that are 3betting us; do we benefit from just calling or do we have to 4bet it anyway? Thanks!

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