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Problem is some villains wont fold KK to just a turn bet. You will need to follow up with a river bet and i'm not really sure that would be wise.

[/ QUOTE ]Yeah, I think this is correct- in fact, I'm almost certain that checking behind on the turn and calling a small river bet is probably the best line.

I, OTOH, decided to get all fancy with the hand and bet the turn. I play poker bad [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

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Also your logic throughout this hand doesnt seem to make much sense to me.

You call PF because you think a large part of his range isn't AA, KK. BUT then, on the turn, you want to bluff him off KK, one of the two hands you didnt give him much credit for in the first place!

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Heh, he said it was a bad play! You can't chastise him now!

If we think most of his range his PP, SC's, and some random junk then I like checking the turn as well. He isn't as likely to call a turn bet as he is to bet or maybe call a river bet. A free card isn't a big deal when he has at most 5 outs and most of the time he has 2 or less.


Edit: It is also worth noting that we are at the commitment threshold and not committed so we should exercise pot control.