So obv the choice here is to call his river bet or raise? And if we do put in a raise here we're calling a shove, amirite?

Villian was 32/11/2 FWIW. In a previous hand I raised UTG the short stacked SB came along as did this villian in the BB. The flop came down and the shortie shoved for less than a PSB, villian min raised, I thought about raising but called and we checked a bricked turn and river down and villian showed up with


***** Pacific Hand History for Game 2102175200 *****
$0.5/$1 Blinds No Limit Hold'em - *** 04 16 00:06:54 2008
Table Peridot (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 4
Seat 3: baronada ( $147.57 )
Seat 4: RaiseFTW ( $121.34 )
Seat 6: Sandr67 ( $207.29 )
Seat 7: stampe14 ( $36.84 )
stampe14 posts small blind [$0.5].
baronada posts big blind [$1].
** Dealing down cards **


Dealt to RaiseFTW

RaiseFTW raises [$4].
Sandr67 folds.
stampe14 folds.
baronada calls [$3].

** Dealing Flop **

baronada checks.
RaiseFTW bets [$7].
baronada calls [$7].

** Dealing Turn **

baronada checks.
RaiseFTW checks.

** Dealing River **

baronada bets [$14].

?????

I am pretty sure I would bet the turn as well..

How big a nit does the opponent have to be before you don't want to get the second nuts AI? The answer is certainly less than 32/11/2. You're probably going to split often, but make a big raise and let him worry about what he calls with.

The turn checks good imo: you have some showdown value and picked up some more outs, but still can't stand a check-raise.

I did show, he called QT.