How should hero respond with a low flush against a river overbet jam on a paired board?

How should hero respond with a low flush against a river overbet jam on a paired board?

9-handed $0.10/$0.25 with $0.10 ante on GG.

PREFLOP

Two folds to villain (400bbs) in LJ, who opens to 3bbs. Folds to hero (350bbs) on the button who 3bets to 7bbs with 65. SB (100bbs) cold 4bets to 17.6bbs. Villain calls, hero calls.

FLOP (57bbs)

792

Checks to hero, who bets 28.5bbs. SB folds, villain calls.

TURN (114bbs)

7929

Villain checks, hero bets 48.6bbs (giving myself a good price on a bluff, repping 9x or better, and leaving enough behind for a large river jam on some runouts if I miss), villain calls.

RIVER (209bbs)

7929J

Villain jams for 255bbs effective. Hero...?

21 November 2025 at 02:04 PM
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LJ opens, BTN 3bets, and SB cold 4bets.

A very tight configuration already!

LJ and BTN call.

SB has a premium most of the time and the occasional bluff. LJ is calling next to act so he could have AA also but he could also have a hands like yours trying to stack you. Even though he shouldn't really call in this spot, cuz he is going to be a monkey in the middle. Given that he called his most likely holding is based on his player type (If he is aggressive, he is most likely holding a weak hand like 65s, 77. If he is passive, his most likely is AA, AK [Being trappy given that he is next to act] but he is very unlikely to hold something like KK, QQ, )

Flop 792

Checks to BTN. BTN has 65. What if BTN bets here? SB will jam his premium, call his draws and fold his missed suited aces. LJ will do pretty much the same thing. BUT this is a tight configuration. With 65 You will fold to his premiums, you will hate it when he calls. Is this an overfolded spot? What does the SB fold here? A Suited Aces no heart? Your bluff has very low equity against his calls range which is pretty much Ax of hearts. If you were somehow heads-up with LJ and somehow SB folded given that he could check, I would say it is a decent bluff. Add to that it is a multiway pot, if it was heads-up against SB only. I would still check my 65 because his calling range is Strong PP and Ace high flush draws. (Tell me if I should explain more). I would also bet smaller in a multi-way pot.

Turn 9

Now lets see his range after his call. He called last to act, the chance of him trapping is less now. What does villain has? I would guess flush draws are concentrated in his range. My hand is not a semi-bluff, it is a complete bluff in my eyes. To maximize fold equity I would check raise all-in, much better than betting half pot.

River J

I would check/fold to a big bet, NGL, all his hands get there! What is his range? Flushes. I am not happy with that river!

Thank you for your read, I would really like to hear your thoughts to help me learn. <3 <3 <3


Preflop 3B size is way too small, should go for around 12BB instead.

Ok with flop and turn play. Easy fold on the river.

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