that is some impressive poker thinking antman, I wish I could come up with exploitative strategies on that level!

I still see the arguments for c/shove though.. it's also about getting max value from his worse made hands and draws that might not put more money in the pot if they don't like the turn/river cards.

questions: how much of his range is spazz underpairs/draws versus pure air bluffs? how often does he continue his bluff and shove on the turn/river and does he always check behind his club draws on future streets if he misses?

yes we are usually WA/WB and if the pot were smaller I'd be inclined to c/c as well, but with 120bb in the pot already I think c/jamming is at least nearly as good as c/c. A fourth club could scare villain into folding the times he has smaller non club overpairs, though this may only be 10% of his weighted range.

what do you think?