[Pokey]

You're a wuss and it costs you money. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

His three-bet calling range is probably fairly narrow, but against it you're still crushing when you hit this flop. On the turn you're behind KK/QQ/JJ/TT but you're ahead of AK/AQ/AJ/KQ/88-. If this guy called the three-bet preflop and called the flop bet you've got to think he's a bit scared. I like him for unpaired big cards with either TPTK or something similar. Given how scary the board just got on the turn, I lead for $8 with the intention of pushing the river if the card isn't too scary (T would be very scary, A would be scary, nothing else REALLY freaks me out).

As played on the turn, I lead the river for $6 hoping for a thin call from a hand I crush, and I probably call a push-raise, though I do so reluctantly.