NL200 - KK huge river bet

[keikiwai]

bet turn, which basically has you seeing showdown no matter what due to stack sizes

as played fold river, since an Ace is in such a large part of his pf range, and he know a 6 isn't in much of yours

[Symbolic]

I'd also bet turn, no reason to think we're beat yet and I wanna get stacks in. As played, tough decision on river... I would probably fold since it's such a large bet.

[hightiger]

What you need to ask yourself, is does an ace make sense given his previous actions. Unfortunately for you, it does. A nut flush draw along with his wheel draw would keep him in. If he was holding AK or even AQ he might stick around on the flop wondering if you had missed it. If you had bet the turn strongly you could probably eliminate these hands and avoid possibly getting beaten by a worse PP with a gutsy bet on the river.

[martijn]

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What you need to ask yourself, is does an ace make sense given his previous actions. Unfortunately for you, it does. A nut flush draw along with his wheel draw would keep him in. If he was holding AK or even AQ he might stick around on the flop wondering if you had missed it. If you had bet the turn strongly you could probably eliminate these hands and avoid possibly getting beaten by a worse PP with a gutsy bet on the river.

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I really dont think he has an ace here. He is NOT calling a flop here with A high, when you've 3bet him preflop. I also think that a A high flushdraw would checkraise allin here, instead of calling down.
The only hand that beats you that makes sense to me is 1010.

[gimmetheloot]

or 66.

id fold

[82Steve]

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The only hand that beats you that makes sense to me is 1010.


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why would he bet TT so strong when you can easily have AK in this spot?
i think he has a set here never. too risky bet. Im thinking AK with at least 1 heart or 66.
He might also do this with a weak PP (77-99) to try to fold out higher pps (villain-depending), but i doubt he has TT+.

[reef2287]

when you check the turn isn't this what you want? a huge bet on the river because he thinks your holding two high cards? insta-call i believe

[grando]

lol at calling the river

[reef2287]

guys why don't you think hes just trying to bluff hard at it with the check behind on the turn? i think he thinks hes ahead with a small pair or missed flush? i insta-call all day in my book and fistpump the pot

[reef2287]

ohh read it too quick, didn't see the ace straight.. . hmm it could go either way but nm its probably a fold, your passive play caught up to you on the river