200NL set deep

Villain is 16/14 and solid and one of the better regs.

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $2.00 BB (8 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop

MP2 ($217.65)
CO ($364.85)
Button ($80)
SB ($201)
Hero (BB) ($467.10)
UTG ($200)
UTG+1 ($37)
MP1 ($55.50)

Preflop: Hero is BB with J, J
4 folds, CO bets $6, 2 folds, Hero calls $4

Flop: ($13) K, J, 6 (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $8, Hero raises to $28, CO calls $20

Turn: ($69) A (2 players)
Hero bets $52, CO raises to $155
???

Barf and get it in

your flop raise size isn't big enough, as played...meh I dunno, I wanna fold as the only hand he does this with that we beat is ak.

wow, so sick. I think I fold. I don't think villain even plays AK like this because gametight is repping 66 here. I think the only hands we beat is AJhh and a 66 that thinks we're on a FD. Nice turn lead imo, I think this saved us a lot of money in this spot.

As much as I would like to say call, I think this is a fold. I think this is the right line for AK, but its also a good line for AA or KK. LEt it go.

Originally Posted by mixchange

Barf and get it in

175bb deep and this might be a fold? cr flop lead turn screams 66, and he still wants to get involved

You say villain is good, what does your flop c-r range look like to him?
Is it better to donk flop?

My flop c/r range against him is KJ, alot of heart draws, combo draws, sets, sometimes KQ, gutshots and a little bit of air in the mix.

I choose to c/r flop rather than lead because he is going to bet his air on this board alot, and fold it if I lead.

I would go allin, put more pressure on him, look like nut flush draw with top pair.

Ax hearts, that's what I would put him on.

Originally Posted by gametight

My flop c/r range against him is KJ, alot of heart draws, combo draws, sets, sometimes KQ, gutshots and a little bit of air in the mix.

I choose to c/r flop rather than lead because he is going to bet his air on this board alot, and fold it if I lead.

do you lead an ace turn with much of this range?

argh this is one of those spots where i wonder why i didn't 3bet preflop and just stick it now that i'm here

Originally Posted by gametight

My flop c/r range against him is KJ, alot of heart draws, combo draws, sets, sometimes KQ, gutshots and a little bit of air in the mix.

I choose to c/r flop rather than lead because he is going to bet his air on this board alot, and fold it if I lead.

do you lead an ace turn with much of this range?

there probly arent any pure bluffs in my range on that turn card. (Not sure if he knows this tho). Im still betting my combo draws, Axhh turned A, and my turned straights ie. QT. Also obv. betting my sets, and probly b/f KJ here.

Is he flatting KK or 66 on this flop? I think we can discount them. I think both are equally likely so they offset at least.

Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

1,232 games 0.015 secs 82,133 games/sec

Board: Kh Js 6h As
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 57.630% 57.63% 00.00% 710 0.00 { AA, AKs, QTs, AKo, QTo }
Hand 1: 42.370% 42.37% 00.00% 522 0.00 { JcJd }

Now throw in a little he had WTF???? equity and the money already in the pot makes this a gamble for a lot of money relative the action you're used to giving.

My only reservation is that he might get away from AK...

muck and feel unhappy - if this was against an ep raise id be more happy getting ti in - he opened the CO which definitly puts QT in his range much more.

My only concern if hes good is that he could do this with Ax hearts and now putting you to a big decision - and i dont quite think hes getting the odds to call the turn bet with just a bare FD and TP

Also cant see him getting it in with AK once you shove over him - i.e nothing worse calls IMO (if hes good hes capable of folding bottom set on this board this deep)