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Anon v bad reg on BU and loose/casual SB

Flop: went for a chk/r but got outfoxed, np

Turn: Do I need a raise here to isolate SB or just take it to the river to keep them both in?
I didn't want to get too greedy, we all know where that road leads!

River: Went larger because there were plenty of things like 2 pair villain could call with, being weaker.

So, my river sizing, too large maybe?
I'm trying to balance out the size versus getting calls to folds ratio, as in if I bet smaller I get more calls, bet large get paid more but get called less.

Thanks.

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$0.05/$0.10 No Limit Holdem Prima
4 Players

Blinds 0.5BB/1BB4
CO $298.4BB
D $115.6BB
SB $101.4BB
BBHero $100BB

Preflop
4$1.5BBHero is BB56
1 fold, BTN raises to 2BB, SB calls 1.5BB, Hero calls1BB

Flop
3$6BB8T4
SB checks, Hero checks, BTN checks

Turn
3$6BB7
SB bets 1BB, Hero raises to 7BB, BTN folds, SB calls 6BB

River
2$20BB3
SB checks, Hero bets15BB, SB calls 15BB

Final Pot $50BB
SB shows 4T Hero shows 56
Hero wins$48BB (net +$25BB)
BTN lost $2BB
SB lost $22.5BB

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I quite link donking these types of flops with our hand instead of c-r. Don't like to raise then get 3bet to get it in with a 6 high flush draw.

As played your turn and river line is fine, good sizing.

I think I would prefer the idea of donking over trying to check raise bluff two weak players. Heads up vs a reg sure, but I think you get just as many folds from donking and it's cheaper.

Rest of the hand is standard, but your sizings are perfect imo.

Thank you very much, I had thought of that but just assumed (wrongly yet again) that multiway a decent hand would bet. When will I learn, the more villains in the pot the more passive they get!

Thanks both.

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