Bigger 55$: River decision with AK tptk
Posted by Joran Böhmer
Posted by Joran Böhmer posted in Mid Stakes
Bigger 55$: River decision with AK tptk
Blinds: t600/t1,200 (8 Players)
MP: 32,592 (Hero)
UTG+1: 33,190
MP+1: 92,134
CO: 29,272
BN: 44,656
SB: 22,563
BB: 55,844
UTG: 11,988
UTG+1: 33,190
MP+1: 92,134
CO: 29,272
BN: 44,656
SB: 22,563
BB: 55,844
UTG: 11,988
Preflop
(1,800)
Hero is MP with
K
A
, , ,
Flop
(7,800)
K
Q
3
, ,
Turn
(13,104)
K
Q
3
8
, ,
River
(29,848)
K
Q
3
8
5
, ,
Final Pot
UTG+1 wins 29,848
Villain is presumably a reg since he's playing around 6 tournaments ranging to 700$ a piece. I think I played around 15 hands with him at that time and have seen nothing extraordinary. I'd like to hear your thoughts and opinions about my passive approach and river decision. What are your reads on his betsizing (1/3 - 2/3 - 2/3)? To me it looks like there is a good chance he's trying to trap with premium pairs and I can't think of any hands without showdown value that he's bluffing with here. Also, with AK he would more likely bet 1/3 - 1/3 - 1/4 I guess.
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