KTs in 3bet pot...feel a little lost

[lassie]

Call river

[LucidDream]

does anyone have a better plan for the flop? i don't really know if i like any line at all but obv i have to do something.

[LurkerAnon]

fold? I would have preferred lead flop. If raised fold. If called lead turn (depending on the turn, but this one i like).

[markuisis]

this is tilting towards a call for a couple of reasons #1, his flop bet after a check is pretty sizable and he likely doesnt have a monster as the board is not all that drawy and betting that big against a check with a monster is unlikely. He could still have a queen but the five on the turn must have seemed pretty harmless and i dont c a queen not betting here to chase out straight draws/get value from worse hands. And finally, ur getting 2:1 on ur river call if i read it right so u only have to be right once out of three hands to break even. j-9 is a possibility though which fits into the way it was played

*situation wouldve been helped by a continuation bet on the flop to c where u were at

[Unknown Soldier]

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really dont like preflop

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fold river

[pp262]

Flat pre, as played fold river.

[jfish]

b/c flop.

edit: actually like your line more as long as you call riv.

[MatthewRyan]

callllllllllllllll

[Borsig]

Hate preflop with your image especially oop.. call river

[jlkrusty]

Meh, it appears close either way. Below is a range that includes several bluffing hands. Based on that range you should call. However, if you tinkered with the range below (and took away some of the bluffing hands), then you should fold. Overall, I think its a close decision that shouldn't matter too much either way:

Board: 5d Ts Qc 5c 8h
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 35.185% 35.19% 00.00% 19 0.00 { KcTc }
Hand 1: 64.815% 64.81% 00.00% 35 0.00 { QQ-TT, 88, 55, ATs+, KJs+, J9s, AQo+ }