Too thin?

This is probably standard but I just want a quick check.

200NL. 2 limpers and a 62/23 (only over 60 hands) pops it to $7. I make it $27 from the SB with red Queens. Everyone folds except the original raiser who calls.

Flop: 9, 6, K Pot: $60
check, check

Turn: 9
I lead for $40, he calls.

River: 8 Pot: $140
I shove for his remaining $93

If we're felting, I want to c/c the river because that gets the most value from a weaker hand.

feels a bit too thin here because I feel he's slowplaying a lot

in my experience, this type of player bets the flop a lot with marginal holdings

don t think it's terrible though, i d play the same sometimes depending on timing of his calls

warpe I think this villain will call with JJ and TT a lot but the problem is I think they bet the flop with that quite a bit when we check

I have a strange suspicion this is either 9999 or a gross 888

I think shoving is pretty much all you can do on the river besides c/f. I don't want to c/f a 63/22 here though.

Meh I'd c/f the river anyway.. he is loose and passive right? Won't he check behind if he has crap and if shoves he probably has a K, 9 or flush anyway..

There's no such thing as too thin.

bet flop yo

Originally Posted by gabe

bet flop yo

why? ain't this a "KK with an Ace" situation?

(playing devil's advocate)

Originally Posted by Warpe

Originally Posted by gabe

bet flop yo

why? ain't this a "KK with an Ace" situation?

(playing devil's advocate)

Not if we believe he's calling reraises with KT, which probably wouldn't be far from the truth.

I think if I check then I have to fold to a shove because there's so few hands he can get to the river with that he will bluff with IMO.

Do you think unknown (probably) fish ever check back a King on a flop like this?

yea im either betting flop and prob getting it in or check/calling every street against this guy.

id prob c/c all streets

btw my decision for this hand would be completely based on his AF by street and his WTSD% and won$sd %