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[QUOTE="c9h13no3, post: 1394646, member: 15450"]
Given the action on 4th street, he was deffo rolled up.
 
Doesn't really matter how live his draw is... villain obviously has at least has kings up and we're behind.  Bet/call 6th IMO.

EDIT - Didn't see the site shuffles the hole cards.  If we have aces, a low draw, and a flush draw, we obviously bet/call 6th.  Here's a troutulator sim giving villain a range of Kings & 5's, buried fives, and rolled up kings:

7 card stud/8 sim, 1000000 trials
Dead cards: 4d Td Ah Ad 2h Qs

Hand 0 range: rolled | split KK, kickers: offsuit 5, 2-flush 5 | wired pairs, offsuit: 5, 2-flush: 5
Exclude card ranks: none

Hand 0: xx xx Kc 5s 7d 8d --: EV 57.8% - scoop 44.2%, WIN/LOSE/TIE % hi: 71.4/28.6/0.0, lo: 0.0/0.0/0.0
Hand 1: As 4s Ac 6s 8s Kd --: EV 42.2% - scoop 28.6%, WIN/LOSE/TIE % hi: 28.6/71.4/0.0, lo: 34.7/0.0/0.0

Obviously if seat 6 had a low made on 6th, we just bang & re-bang until we're out of money.

My question is for Skold:  You don't complete the A5_4s on third?  I realize that if Seat 3 is solid or laggy, he's going to be raising your completion a lot and making this a heads up pot when we'd like to go multiway.

However, if you limp and the ace completes, none of the high hands are going to come along anyways.  I kinda think that since you're peeling 4th when you brick a lot, I'd be inclined to just go ahead and complete this.  Or are we at the stage where completing into an ace tells everyone how strong we are, and that we have 3 suited babies, 456, 345, 234, AA_4, or 44_4?
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