what is it about you that make people oddly play big hands? :)

How long did he delay before he shoved?

If he thinks you are bluffing I dunno why he wouldnt just call, he presumably he has showdown value to have made it the river. Unless he played like say AQ this way and is worried you have too many weak pair bluffs to just call. Seems pretty odd for him to have the nuts tho.

Im pretty sure its prolly a fold because who actually rebluffs here? but in game I think id end up thinking exactly what you did and call it off.

I hope he had 54cc :)

Overbetting 2x OTR makes you sooooooo polarized here and bluffing polarized ranges is usually pretty dumb (not sure if he is aware of that) so i think this is a fold as well...

Even though...Let him have the Ac and you with a superpolarized range, this could make this a decent spot for a rebluff?

But still seeing an AF of 0.9+ superodds for you OTR, so I still think he´s not bluffing here...

I think your river sizing could of induced this, but the math as for as calling off is def right 4.something to 1. I think the only thing I'm not crazy about this hand and why it became a tuff spot or a spot wear u have to call of is the sizing on river. Say u bet 21ish and he blast like this... much easyer decisions imo

hmm...given the action im not sure if a mathematical argument for calling is that valid....even though its defo a good point to mention obv...

I would think that the overbet in that spot has soooo much fold equity against a random opponent, therefore would def make it smaller there for value.

I mean do we really expect to get called there a lot by TT-88, QJ, JT (which is the majority of his range)? I expect these hands to snapfold in this particular spot. Would obv becompletely different if it was SBvBB ...

I actually over bet on turn or river fairly often against the randoms +30BB depending on the effective stack sizes. If you play 100NL 6Max Zoom game, 80% of the time you are playing against the random population of player pool and even if some of them are decent poker players, they still have no information on how you play, the HUD will help reveal this fact.

So, if you are afraid to over bet a merged range or semi bluff then there is good news, the truth is there is no need to balance it against the unknowns so you can randomly make some over bets with the nutted range once in a while. What I like about it is who actually gives action to it. Most of the time, I get action from by that I mean I get shoved on by combo draws that usually includes NFD  while I hold something like a set. Or, I get hero called by some capped ranges like TPTK. They interpret the big size as weak/dominated draws/bluffs and they come over the top more often than just flatting in action spots. And if they flat the turn over bet with capped range, 90% of the time they are calling the shove on river sometimes even deep.

Anyway, the villain in OP had KQo. I guess I sort of understand his line which could be a little shallow in read on his part, he reverse floated on flop and hit a TP2K and felt that he now has the best hand so the decision to play the hand for stacks is made on turn then saw my large bet on river and put me on a weaker range or bluff, CRAI covers both ranges.

Or

He decided that he wants to turn his hand into a bluff on river against an over bet. I highly doubt this because he is a bronze star.　He also had no flush blockers in his hole cards.  

If hes a bronze star he could be overplaying like KK/JJ which would lead me to call here, pretty lol spot but i doubt i make the fold or that you should esp. since we are getting pretty good odds when he could have some worse flushes also? :s

I can only imagine to losing to A4cc, so not really folding here. He has to a fraction of one combo as a bluff and ppl will randomly click enough