I think I 4B this flop, too many bad turn can kill the action if he got underset, and if he got a draw, he can x/f turn if he missed...

Once you flat the flop 3B, I think it is better to call down. His sizing seems weak, so I think he will fold more versus a ship. If his sizing was 240€+, you have an easy ship.

River will be tricky to play on diamond and 9, A... But at least you are IP, and can value if he checks. If he ships on a diamond, probably solid fold ;)

Cool hand. I especially like your mini flop raise IP on this board- I'll have to play with this sizing myself. I assume you're doing it with hands like gutters and decent draws as well?

I think villain will likely call your raise with most of his draws considering it's deep and he's OOP. Since he did 3bet your raise, I would guess his range is something like JJ,22,KJ,QTdd,ATdd,AQdd,T9dd,Q9dd, and the occasional hand like AdQ/AdT I suppose. Let me know what you think of this range I assigned him but all I have to go on is that hes a tight, good 21/18 reg.

I do like your flat of his 3b on the flop since, although his hand range should be fairly strong and not all that likely to fold to a 4b, flatting keeps your range a lot wider and makes it way more likely villain continues to barrel off.

I doubt he's betting this turn size to induce a shove from you considering how big the pot is, the odds he's giving you on your draws, and the fact that your range is percieved to be capped with your PF flat/flop 3b call. I also think he would bet larger with his sets so I think his sizing indicates either a combo draw or rare Ad bluff that is setting up a larger river jam. For these reasons I prefer a turn flat. But given his range, I'm not sure you can really fold on literally any river card.

As played, I jam over turn bet. Our hand is super under repped, if he has JJor 22, I don't ever expect him to fold. He may call with QdTd but not sure but so many rivers will either counterfeit our action or our hand. If an A,9 or d hit river, I think sets can find a river fold. Especially if we don't know if guy will bluff missed draws, plus I think guys are going to be more hesitant to bluff 200bbs stacks especially if reg is on tighter side. So He could likely just give up on missed rivers so jamming turn: denyies equity and will get called by worse sets.

I like a flop 4bet for the reasons PokerIsHard stated.

Preflop I much prefer 3bet. flop nice play. Turn just call and go for stacks on almost all rivers. Protect your draws and keep his bluffs in. U

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I think one of the reasons we flat flop with KK is to keep the hand out of villain's estimation of our range (aka deception).

So given that we hit the dream flop and villain is clearly showing no indication of slowing down, I would have put in another bet OTF.

On the turn I would just look to stick the rest of the money in as too many cards can kill our action on the river. If we flat and one of the bad cards come, our hand will look exactly like what villain thinks it is - which is BAD for us since we don't get paid off!

To everyone saying Hero should 4bet flop. In position in a situation where villain is super polarized do you really think it's wise to raise against that range with your range?