UB 50/100

[whitelime]

Ummm 3/4 pot on turn is 15k, leaving him 5k more to bluff with? I don't think he's ever bluffing there.

[MDMA]

Apathy - you are realizing that pot is over 20k on turn with 20k left to bet, right?

[luckyjimm]

Please...

[ggbman]

As played, i would go all in on the river.

[FoxwoodsFiend]

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As played, i would go all in on the river.

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Ding ding ding

[CavMan]

In this case, i think villain is much more likely to call a bet than bluff.

[CamusEatsSumTum]

i dislike checking the turn and pushing the river because it doesnt look like a bluff.

[thabadguy]

AI, pretty standard here no?

[LB_001]

Normally I'm a big fan of trapping and checking with a hand like this but given your preflop action I think you have to bet the turn. Assuming you've been playing tight your hand range is probably something like QQ-AA and AK. Given that board and if the villain doesnt just mindlessly bluff it seems like a really bad spot for him to bluff at. On the flop he either called with a club draw, a king, or something like TT-AA. If he has TT-JJ, maybe even QQ I'd think he's checking the turn and river here but might call. There's just not a lot of hands that try a bluff on this action/board in my opinion and you'd hate to see a 10c roll off on the river. Given the turn check I think you have to bet as I think if he wanted to bluff he would've bluffed the turn, but who knows he might realize how his flush draw is no good and see two checks in a row and go for it. Would villain think you would fold QQ/AA here? That's basicaly what you're representing with PF action + 2 checks imo.

[okayplayer]

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AI, pretty standard here no?

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