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#2
10-17-2007, 07:02 PM
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Re: Did I miss value here?
I don't think villain checks made trips here that often, and I also think that having the second K come makes villain less likely to think you have a King (or better) yourself. Thus I think often villain will call with a PP here.
So I think valuebet and fold to a raise has some equity in it. Am I crazy? 
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#3
10-17-2007, 09:21 PM
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Re: Did I miss value here?
Posting the results is going to bias the replies that you get. If we know villan had no hand we're going to tell you that you didn't miss any value because he wasn't calling anyway.
On the river here I'm not too apt to bet. The line where they just call you down often indicates a weakish top pair hand. And this is a spot where a lot of players might want to to get tricky and check-raise you. Checking behind looks better than betting because I don't think that his calling range is very wide.
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#4
10-17-2007, 09:25 PM
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Re: Did I miss value here?
The situation is so marginal it doesn't really matter.
He isn't going to pay you off with a worse hand very often because if he doesn't have a king then its a scare card and makes it less likely he is going to call. draws are so much in his range and that means he is folding those. These villians will frequently try to checkraise this river. I do not think you lost a substantial amount of value. if I were to bet, it would have to be small, and I would be worried about inducing a bluff. This is fine. BTW, whats with the preflop raise?
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