Bad river card?

[marchron]

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I did not include such a weak K in his SB raising range.

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Then why did you call with an even weaker one? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Aaron W.]

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I did not include such a weak K in his SB raising range.

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Then why did you call with an even weaker one? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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There was a limper and I had position on villain. I'm starting to get a sense that 5:1 preflop is a much better proposition than I used to think. I might be overvaluing hands a little right now, but I'll have to play a while like this to see if I really like it.

I was planning to fold the turn UI because AKx flush draw is a terrible board for me to call down on and I would have waited for another hand to try to get to showdown against him. Peeling the flop with a 4-5 outer was pretty close, but I didn't have reason to think the limper would raise given that he openlimped from the button.

[Shillx]

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Bad river card?

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Yes.

I checked behind and was surprised to see that I outdrew K9o. I did not include such a weak K in his SB raising range.

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This is exactly what I would expect. You have to fade a good % of his Ax range when he doesn't re-raise the turn. At least that is why I said that you have to give extra weight to stuff like KQ.

[milesdyson]

"You have to fade a good % of his Ax range when he doesn't re-raise the turn."

at this limit it is very rare to find someone 3-bet this turn with AQ.