top pair facing river jam

joebenigno said:

hero: most likely viewed as LAG by table
villain: has been very aggressive throughout the session
$800 effective at 2/5

KQss in SB
V opens to $40, hero calls
K44 rainbow check/call $50
turn 10 check/call $100
river 10 check, V shoves

call? fold? and why?

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Dhendrixon said:

What position was villain in? If he opened late position then KQs should be 3bet, specially from the SB.


Not know this information though it is a very polarized range and he either has the nuts or doesn't. Being a maniac I am more apt to call this as he could of it with a K or A as well. I give people credit for their range until they prove me wrong.

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Dhendrixon said:

What position was villain in? If he opened late position then KQs should be 3bet, specially from the SB.

Not know this information though it is a very polarized range and he either has the nuts or doesn't. Being a maniac I am more apt to call this as he could of it with a K or A as well. I give people credit for their range until they prove me wrong.

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Dhendrixon said:

So this would be a LJ opening range which does contain pocket 4's, 10s, A10s, A4s and A10os. I would give credit for his range unless he proves me wrong. Also did you see him firing bluffs so you knew he was capable of firing a bluff like that?

Considering you would need to call $610 to win $1600 you would need 38% not accounting for rake. Giving Villain the below range that includes Ax and Kx hands and alot of 10x hands you only have 27%, so according to that its a fold.
KK+,TT,44,A2s+,K2s+,QTs,Q4s,JTs,J4s,T8s+,A2o+,K2o+,QTo,JTo,T8o+

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joebenigno said:

he was opening a lot pre and bluffed the river twice with the nut flush draw
do you use equilab to calculate those odds? is there a better site?

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