Straight from BB, bad river, best plan?

[sandstorm]

SB is loose preflop, passive postflop, but doesn't call down very much. Best plan for the river?

HH converter messed up so sry for the format.


Texas Hold'em $1-$2 NL (real money)

Seat 2: SB ($168.60 in chips)
Seat 3: HERO [ , ] ($205.40 in chips)
Seat 4: villain2 ($203.80 in chips)
Seat 8: villain3 ($252.50 in chips)
Seat 10: villain4 ($360.35 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
SB blind ($1), HERO post blind ($2).

PRE-FLOP
3 folds, SB calls $1, fold_lol checks.

FLOP [board cards :Ah:,, ]
SB bets $2, HERObets $6, SB calls $4.

TURN [board cards :Ah:,,, :Kh: ]
SB bets $8, HERO bets $30, SB calls $22.

RIVER [board cards :Ah:,,, :Kh:, ]
SB bets $25, HERO ? (SB has $105 left, HERO covers)

[melioris]

how worried are you about 63? I raise him to $75, being consistent with 3x raise of his bet on each street. If you put him allin here i think it makes it a little easier for SB to let it go.

If he does have 63, well, the world is a cruel and unfair place.

[Cocco_Bill]

I don't think he will call the turn raise with 63 so just push for the rest of your chips and hope he calls with a set or something.

[Irisheyes]

Raise to $80

[gabe]

i push

[andy-akb]

I push here as well, why are we advocating putting in lime 80% of his stack? If he is calling that he is calling a push, so just push.

[aislephive]

i push

[sandstorm]

The fact that he was passive (didn't bet much) made me kinda worried when he didnt seem scared of the one-card straight (kept on betting even when I raised him before). On the other hand, 43 is the only hand with a trey in it I could reasonably have had, so I thought he had a set / twopair and pushed, figuring he wouldn't fold A5/A2/52/set etc. (Remember he limped from SB so his range is kinda wide and could contain two hearts)