AA $10NL whats your line?

I think they're more likely to call QQ/JJ to a river bet after turn checks through. Facing a turn bet with river yet to come, in a 3bet pot vs the aggressor, I would be really surrprised to see a seemingly disciplined player call QQ/JJ. He's gonna hate the bet and he's going to expect a river shove. He might call if it's a half pot bet for showdown though.

I really don't expect to get two more streets from QQ/JJ after this turn, that's extremely optimistic imo. And I think we're much more likely to get value from those at river than turn.

Originally Posted by OngBonga

I think they're more likely to call QQ/JJ to a river bet after turn checks through. Facing a turn bet with river yet to come, in a 3bet pot vs the aggressor, I would be really surrprised to see a seemingly disciplined player call QQ/JJ. He's gonna hate the bet and he's going to expect a river shove. He might call if it's a half pot bet for showdown though.

I really don't expect to get two more streets from QQ/JJ after this turn, that's extremely optimistic imo. And I think we're much more likely to get value from those at river than turn.

This is very villain dependent. If I have QQ/JJ as vill I'm waaaay more likely to call a turn bet than call on rive after it goes bet/ck/bet. I mean b/ck/bet is just soo value town and minimal air for most ppl. Whereas ppl could conceivably be betting the turn K as a bluff.

I think in this spot with these positions it's obviously different, cause ranges are so strong. But if this were like btn vs blinds kinda thing, I'd def be scared by a turn check on a Kx.

Also given that, and given that ppl may just fold QQ/JJ to a bet/ck/bet line here then you are essentially just getting freerolled. They will fold to a river bet unless they spike their set and you are giving them a free card.