JJ flopped set flush card hits on river

[Eihli]

party .5/1 JJ in EP
you raise, next guy 3bets, you cap, 2 other people between you

4 to the flop for 4 bets each
flop: 8d 3d Jh

you bet, the 3better calls, everyone else folds

turn 2c

you bet he calls

river 7d

he bets, you?

[MoreWineII]

Call.

[bdk3clash]

I would have bet the river and called a raise. Looks like you checked, he bet. It's close, I guess I'd call in that instance (as opposed to raising--folding is not an option, of course.) For him to 3-bet preflop and then not even raise the flop makes me think he's drawing, maybe with A/images/graemlins/diamond.gifK/images/graemlins/diamond.gif.

I think checking this river in the first place was a mistake, but since he bet you now have a little more information on his hand's strength. This is why I wouldn't checkraise (if for some reason I had checked) here but would bet and call a raise. For all you know he'd check behind.

[eric5148]

Call. The pot is too big to fold no matter what the river card is.

[bdk3clash]

Could you clarify the river action? You checked, he bet, right?

Also, post $0.50/1 hands in micro.

[Eihli]

nm

[bdk3clash]

OK. I'd probably throw in one last raise there and call a 3-bet. He might have an overpair and not want you to check behind because of a potentially scary river if he's ahead. I dunno, I see enough outright silliness on Party that it would take a river 3-bet to convince me I'm probably beat.

[TheHip41]

Easy, easy raise

[TheHip41]

Exactly, he might be trying to push you of of AK. You have top set.

[MoreWineII]

Good point. Any reads/notes on villian?