what would you put hero on?

[noble1]

villain: posts the ante 25
villain1: posts small blind 150 (15840 in chips)
hero: posts big blind 300 (9578 in chips)
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to hero [?? ??]
villain: folds
villaini: folds
villain: folds
villain: folds
villain2: calls 300
villain3: calls 300
villain: folds
villain1: raises 300 to 600
hero: calls 300
villain2: calls 300 (7740 in chips left after call)
villain3: calls 300 (8025 in chips left after call)
*** FLOP *** [ jh    jd] pot - 2775
villain1: bets 600 pot now - 3375
hero: raises 900 to 1500 pot now - 4875
villain2: folds
villain3: folds
villain1: calls 900 pot now - 5775
*** TURN *** [ jh  jd] [ ac]
villain1: bets 600 pot now - 6375
hero: raises 3600 to 4200 pot now - 10575
villain1: calls 3600 pot now - 14175
*** RIVER *** [ jh  jd  ac] []
villain1: checks
hero: bets 3253 and is all-in pot now - 17428
villain1: calls 3253
*** SHOW DOWN ***
hero: shows [?? ??]
villain1: shows [ah :as:]

villain is a non thinking , tight passive type but his betting leaves a lot to be desired...in all previous hands no matter what he flops or the flop texture he leads with a baby type bet...the min raise is a std raise pre for him no matter what his position or how many may already be in the pot...has generally shown down good starting hands... limping range for others are suited connecters , any pair , suited aces , pictures etc generally they are loose tricky mixing up limps/raises with there marginal hands and there strong ones...

what would you put hero on.........

[Swinebag]

i"ll put hero on a jack or any pair. His subsequent play could be because he has a FH or trips, but it could also be a response to the weak play of the villain.

villains line is typical weak play. I make a note of players who min raise in multi limped pots (its rarely aces). He probably thinks he has pulled off a master stroke with his superbly disguised aces and subsequent boat. the trouble is, he is probably a losing player who takes a similar line with much more marginal holdings and stacks off when his bigger hands get outdrawn. As the phrase goes.....

....even the stupid squirrel finds the nuts sometimes

[deanp27]

10Js, pocket

but if hero wants to raise the flop he should consider the size of the pot, rather than the size of the bet made by villain

[noble1]

hero had quads........................

what do you think about the line of play on the turn leaving around 10bb behind?

[TopPair2Pair]

10bb behind?

= strong, a fancy all in. Just depends if someone is actually going to take heed of this.

IMO with these 2 hands it doesnt rly matter how its going in, they are all going everytime, unelss villian didn"t really have ACEs, then its a stroke of genius to get the turn call.