$25 NLHE 6-max: Are my kings still good here?

[PokerChildKpo]

Not many hands on villain (74) - he is 20/12, 3% 3bet, 37% AfQ


Hero (MP) ($53.97)
CO ($28.74)
Button ($25)
SB ($25.51)
BB ($25)
UTG ($31.72)

Preflop: Hero is MP with Kh Kc
1 fold, Hero bets $0.75, 3 folds, BB calls $0.50

Flop: ($1.60) 6s 8s 6c (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $1.14, BB calls $1.14

Turn: ($3.88) 4d (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $2.78, BB raises to $7.25, Hero calls $4.47

River: ($18.38) 10d (2 players)
BB bets $15.86 (All-In), Hero ???

[pocketfours]

You mostly only beat bluffs, play accordingly.

[MTCashman]

Ugly board that came out, I would raise a bit more preflop to avoid a spot like that, but I think it's a safe fold

[PokerChildKpo]

Ugly board that came out, I would raise a bit more preflop to avoid a spot like that, but I think it's a safe fold

How much would you raise pref? 3x is my standard open raise pref ...

[renegaderob1]

3x bb is pretty standard preflop raise. I almost never see anyone raising more at these levels.

Your villains stats indicate that hes nut hunting - wide gap between his VPIP and PRF, low Afq, low 3bet %... I'd say he called with something that hit this board pretty hard

[Renton]

I don't hate a call since you don't block any flush draws, but folding seems best vs this nitty looking player.

[renegaderob1]

I didn't even see the FD. Still, it looks like he hit a FH here. 8's or 4's most likely. See a lot of these players on zoom that essentially set hunt. They're pretty easy to spot with a HUD so you can find folds easily when they play back at you. I rarely see them get imaginative either so it's not often you're folding to a bluff

[MTCashman]

I like the 3x in tournament play, but at cash table I like to go 5-6x to either build a decent pot before the flop, or take it down preflop and avoid that kind of situation.

[Eric]

Normally when the flop is paired it is ok to bet closer to half pot than 71%. However, I guess he could have 2 spades or 7 9 so it isn't necessarily a way-ahead/way-behind spot.

Like pocketfours said, you're mostly only beating bluffs.

[Eric]

This brings up bet-sizing questions. If the flop is something like 6s Qh 6c then do you lower the flop bet to half pot or so? I do because I'm either way ahead or way behind and I don't want to build a huge pot.

[Numbr2intheWorld]

You mostly only beat bluffs, play accordingly.

This.

I don't play online much anymore but my gut says players don't bluff with this line and he has plenty of nut hands in his range.