runner-runner boat, river options ($100NL 6-max)

[ua1176]

$100NL 6-max @ Tribeca.

game is 3-handed. villain 1 has $160 and is a donk. makes VERY loose calls and stupid bets, slowplays big hands, etc etc etc. villain 2 is passive and weak.

villain 1 raises to $3 OTB. i call from BB w/ [Jd]

flop: [Qd][Th]. i do not have the
pot: $6

i bet $5, villain calls.

turn:
pot: $16

i bet $12. villain calls.

river:
pot: $40

do i:

1. overbet-shove?
2. CR all in
3. bet pot?

thanks,

jon

[DoctorHandles]

Against a bad villian I would not get fancy and just bet the pot.

[Cooper]

I think its an easy overbet shove. All draws got there and I expect him to call with a flush and you'll even see donks calling with an A.

/Cooper

[Yliherra]

I'd prolly checkraise against a big donk. You will lose value vs a king but I think he can't stop himself from betting an ace or a flush so there's a good chance to get to stack him.

edit: haha so far 3 posts all suggesting a diff line

[GodlikeRoy]

I think a CR is better vs a better opponent. Push is better vs donks.

[epidemic]

I think Id push you'll get called by too many hands. I think to just bet the pot that you'd be loosing value. against a donk. any flush would call and about 50% of the donks would call with the str8

[Tatarana]

If he isnt a pure calling station , Value bet ~3/4 pot

I think that the best equilibrium of enticing a re-raise from a baby flush and its callable when he holds something else.

If he is a calling station , as it seems, I would overbet the pot.

[Allstar7]