Top 2 monotone flop

[johnny_fish]

No read. Easy push/close push/close fold?

Party Poker
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $2/$4
5 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
Hero: $403.60
CO: $396
Button: $359.76
SB: $418.80
BB: $442.90

Pre-flop: (5 players) Hero is UTG with K Q
Hero raises to $16, CO folds, Button calls, 2 folds.

Flop: 5 K Q ($38, 2 players)
Hero bets $26, Button calls.

Turn: T ($90, 2 players)
Hero bets $65, Button raises to $155, Hero ??

[gabe]

fold

[johnnyBuz]

fold

[gabe]

i dont think he has KT here enough to make it good

[dsaxton]

Easy fold. I often check the turn since you don't even really want to get called here if you make a reasonable bet.

[johnny_fish]

i dont think he has KT here enough to make it good

What are his most likely holdings?

[johnnyBuz]

AJ, AJs, a set of some sort.

[dsaxton]

i dont think he has KT here enough to make it good

What are his most likely holdings?

Two spades.

[Irisheyes]

I'm consistintly supprised at how often people flop flushes

[johnny_fish]

Felt like set/flush would raise the flop, also a set wasn't very likely with KK/QQ cold calling preflop.

The T didn't complete an obvious straight draw, but I see now that AJ/JA makes perfect sense. Anyway, I put him on either a flopped flush but more likely some 2p/pair+draw type of hand so I pushed.

Results, Villain showed TT and took the pot.

[dsaxton]

Felt like set/flush would raise the flop

If he just calls the flop, then you can probably say "He probably doesn't have a flush or a set," but you have more information than that. He called the flop, then raised the turn. Even if he usually raises the flop with a set or flush, it's entirely possible that he usually has a flush when he calls the flop then raises the turn, and I think that's the case with my opponents.