Villain is a loose maniac playing 50/25 or something like that. He can go to showdown with almost any type of holding. But he is generallye more aggressive, and not just calling.

I have 110, and he has me covered.

I raise to 4 UTG with , Villain call and one more call

Flop (13)
I bet 10, and get two calls.

Turn (43)
I bet 32, Villain calls, and one fold

River (105)
I have 64 left. Hero?

Thought on earlier streets?
In hindsight a bigger flop bet would maybe have been in place, but I almost always CB little less than pot.

I would check turn here. Too great a chance one of them has a flush.
As played check and look into his soul when he pushes . Though I would fold to his river push.

Calling his river push will be super high variance. Especially since when he pushes it won't mean he will have the nutflush or a totall bluff like usually vs regulars he can push 3d and think it's a bluff. Which it is ofcourse but you know what i mean.. i would like to refer to this Phil Ivey move. Bah can't find it..

Anyways:
Vilian has AKo on a xxAxK 4 card flush board and phil ivey pushes in (His thought process : I just didn't think he had the flush so i pushed") He had squadoosh no flush card. When the guy called in the last 2 seconds of the countdown timer : Phil Ivey quicky said Kings FULL while mucking his cards leaving his opponent in shock. hehehe

That's from the Aussie Millions last year I believe...(The Phil Ivey hand)...

What friggin' river push?

I made a very debatable "blocking" bet of 30 (stupid tiny bet at a fraction of the pot, with half of my remaining stack). And if he would push after that bet, I would still have to call given the odds. So stupid.

But, he flat called.

check turn, fold riverrr

Why should I check/fold this turn?
What are the differences between this hand and this one:
forum/viewtopic.php?t=20553

The Board looks even scareier to me in the later case?

Anyway, he had , and took it down with a runner runner flush.