McDudesson

If you have no information on your opponent i think you should fold the turn. I think it looks like AT or a small set. Because he´s not afraid of the ace hitting the turn so it´s a big % that he has something like a pure bluff or a very strong hand. I fold on turn vs someone without information.

On the flop you are value-betting, on the turn you should be semi-bluffing and on river you have showdown-value and should be getting to showdown at cheeply as possible.

Everything seems standard until the river. We clearly have showdown value, why are we raising? He´s not folding better and he doesn’t call with worse. Can someone please tell me a hand villain can have that’s making this raise make sense, because I can´t think any hand.

I don´t think you even should call preflop, definitely not flop. People raising UTG are usally stronger than KQo, and remember if you are ever in a spot that you don´t know what you should do and you got no plan for future street then just fold because folding gives you a +0 EV.

Well I like that you raising I just wish it was a little bigger 45 cent or 50 cent strictly for value. He do have some combos of TT,JJ and AQ. I don't think a nit ever calling the flop without the best hand. I think it's hard folding on the turn but at the river I'm considering it. I think you have the right mindset! Happy Grinding!

Well first of all, i would never be so sure that we have the best hand on the river (without any stats). Sure if we were against one player i would consider donk-betting on river. But in this situation against two very aggro guys, I would check-call all the streets.

You want to steal the blinds with such a hand, you give your opponents too much equity if you open 2x insted of 2.5x-3.5x

What are you trying to rep? QJ? I think you should bet bigger pre flop (3x/3.5x) then bet bigger on flop and turn about 3/4 of pot. I think it´s good to do this kind of plays sometimes to mix up your game. Just bet bigger, i want to see a big semi-bluff on turn!!