Wat to do: I have KK and it's checked to me...

[Hielko]

Probably a question that no-one here can answer because it is really player specific, but I'll ask it anyway...

Playing 8-handed 10/20 Live.

One limper, I raise KK in middle position, I get one cold caller, the blinds call and the limper calls.

The flop comes 88Q with two spades. A passive lady (the big blind) donkbets into me, the limper calls, I raise, player behind me calls, small blind folds, lady 3-bets and we a call. At this point I'm pretty sure she has the 8 and I'm planning to fold the turn UI.

The turn comes a non spade J and to my suprise it is checked to me. What would you do in this spot? On on the flop I was sure I was beat, but the check on the turn really confused me since I never ever see it....

To give you some idea of how villain played:

- limping AK/AQ (and just calling down when flopping TPTK)
- cold calling with QQ
- calling down with a turned flush (in a heads-up pot without heavy action on a single street)

[Carmine]

I would check. The player you describe doesn't know how to pump a draw but knows that her 8x is now behind both QQ and JJ and it's just too likely for you to hold either of those.

[PokerBob]

bet, with that being the last one you put into the pot.

[ssmallz]

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bet, with that being the last one you put into the pot.

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[VLADEdivac]

I would bet the turn and fold to raise. if she calls then checks river i would valuetown it (like depends on if the other guy folds if he calls turn good chance he has the spades )