KJo, line check on my turn stop and go. River call or fold???
 

Villain is standard, nothing too spectacular. 6 handed. 1k behind.

Villain is in CO and raises to 35. SB calls, Hero calls with KJo.

flop: KT4 two hearts. SB checks, hero checks, Villain bets 60. Sb folds, Hero calls.

Turn: 6 clubs: Hero bets 100. Villain calls.

River: 6 spades. Hero checks. Villain bets 150. Hero????

What if the bet is 220??? any difference??

Re: KJo, line check on my turn stop and go. River call or fold???
 

First off I don't like KJo calling a raise and playing it OOP for the remainder. I'd much rather you re-steal (if that's what it is?) 3-bet a small proportion of the time than cold call OOP. Cold calling just makes for really difficult decisions on every street. I made a few points about this hand in another KJo thread. I fold this junk more often than not. Having said that, since you've decided to see this flop, I show down cheaping c/c all the way. I think the way the hand unfolded, call 150 or 220. don't think there's much difference.

Re: KJo, line check on my turn stop and go. River call or fold???
 

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First off I don't like KJo calling a raise and playing it OOP for the remainder. I'd much rather you re-steal (if that's what it is?) 3-bet a small proportion of the time than cold call OOP. Cold calling just makes for really difficult decisions on every street. I made a few points about this hand in another KJo thread. I fold this junk more often than not. Having said that, since you've decided to see this flop, I show down cheaping c/c all the way. I think the way the hand unfolded, call 150 or 220. don't think there's much difference.

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With $225 in the pot and OP leading turn for a $100, it sounds like this hand was played as cheap as possible. C/c down every street seems very transparent and could very well be more expensive.

Re: KJo, line check on my turn stop and go. River call or fold???
 

just call like you usually do

Re: KJo, line check on my turn stop and go. River call or fold???
 

Given the way the hand unfolded, I think you have to look him up. Not sure I like your turn bet sizing. What do you do if he pops it on the turn?