Bet the river?

silentbob

The last 5 months have been a total & utter disaster for me on here. There's various reasons for it & I'm quite happy to acknowledge that some of it has been entirely my own fault for one reason or another.

Anyhow, here I am with a decimated BR compared to what I had at Christmas & I'm having to start from the bottom to get back to where I was. I've been 4 tabling NL4 just trying to play strong hands only & trying to minimise the times I get myself in difficult spots.

Standard button raise & it's no surprise to get a call. I've no real reads on villain as he hasn't been at the table too long & I've also been playing other tables. Seeing as he's c/c 2 streets already is this an easy shove on the river or is it best to just check behind in the long run? All manner of Jx hands have now got there but on the other hand I also kinda feel I'd be missing value on worse Ax hands & smaller 2 pair hands.

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
	Small blind		£0.02	£0.02	£4.25
villain	Big blind		£0.04	£0.06	£3.27
	Sit out
	Your hole cards	A Q
	Fold
	Fold
silentbob	Raise		£0.20	£0.26	£3.35
	Fold
villain	Call		£0.16	£0.42	£3.11
Flop
		A 9 10
villain	Check
silentbob	Bet		£0.40	£0.82	£2.95
villain	Call		£0.40	£1.22	£2.71
Turn
		Q
villain	Check
silentbob	Bet		£1.22	£2.44	£1.73
villain	Call		£1.22	£3.66	£1.49
River
		K
villain	Check
silentbob	???

DOHHHHHHH

I think you can put the rest in . . . . . . .

It's thin, but he can call with worse.

Dudeskin8

Snap shove, any Ace will call here and loads more. If he had Jack I think he'd shove.

grantorino

I think its pretty thin also, but at 4NL he prob calls all Ax and two pair, and will sometimes donk his straights and flushes, so you can prob shove

silentbob

Cool. So far the consensus is to get it in but would it make mcuh difference if effective stacks were deeper? I also bear in mind that this hand is at NL4 so at what level would your thinking change?