KJs from Hijack, CO 3 bets

[Mozart]

Call flop and turn probably fold river.
Let him bet for you.

[BigBadBabar]

cc cc then decide on riv

[sebastien]

i c/c flop and turn and if i don t know if i can bet this river with hand like TT i call too and see his hand

[yellowjack]

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CO is 38/21/1.53 over 640 hands

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given the flop, there are very few turn & river cards that i would fold. Maybe if the final board was 4 spades or 8JAKQ, but that's all i can think of right now.

[TheHip41]

c/c c/c c/c next hand

[Wolfram]

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c/c c/c c/c next hand

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[Oink]

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c/c c/c c/c next hand

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AND GET A READ ON HOW HE PLAYS RIVERS SO YOU CAN START MAKING SOM C/F IN THE FUTURE

[Carmine]

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c/c c/c c/c next hand

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AND GET A READ ON HOW HE PLAYS RIVERS SO YOU CAN START MAKING SOM C/F IN THE FUTURE

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How often would you estimate a hand worse than Ax actually bets this river, assuming a sane opponent

[Wolfram]

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c/c c/c c/c next hand

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AND GET A READ ON HOW HE PLAYS RIVERS SO YOU CAN START MAKING SOM C/F IN THE FUTURE

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How often would you estimate a hand worse than Ax actually bets this river, assuming a sane opponent

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A sane opponent should pretty much never bet the river with worse than Ax. If he only has a bluff then it's too thin (in a vacuum), and if he has KK/Qx/Jx there's almost no value to it given the likelihood that he'll get check/rased or called with a better hand.

However, I need a pretty good read to assume that any opponent is sane. Therefore I c/c this river 100% vs unknowns. Especially during the beginning of a session when I'm setting up an unbluffable image.