Too thin value on river?

I'm not loving the run out but you either stack or get stacked on this board.

5.5BB ~ 9BB is my isolation raise vs weak players.

id probably think about checking the river because the only hand thats calling and were beating is k10 and ak is unlikely. i wouldnt get my whole 100bb in on this hand

edit: wot

Yeah just check behind river. This outcome was lucky and non-standard. You usually get called with a two pair hand here or it just folds.

Villain has 18 combos only on two pairs K-Q, K-J (let´s leave out Q-J, which shouldn´t call on flop. Only Q-J of clubs) plus 18 K-5, K-2s (in the end he had K-4, so he would have played those the same preflop). Adding 12 sets of 5 and 2s, 2 flush draws that turn into straight (A-10 and 9-10 of clubs) .
We could say there are around 50 combos that beat you and make sense with the hand.

I don´t think enough worse hands will pay you in that spot. Assuming that if he has a better hand he won't fold, you would need him to pay with 50 worse combos, or else is better to check behind.
A-K, K-10,K-9,K-8,K-7,K-6,K-4,K-3 make for 69 combos, but most of the times a K with a bad kicker would,t pay you there.

Anyway, if you have some statistics on him paying too much on river is close enough to try it

I think we can size up a bit on the turn and checking back the river on that run out seems reasonable.

Bet bigger on turn and like 1/3 on river for thin value(all stronger Kx hits), fold to raise.

Originally posted by KatalonacX
Bet bigger on turn and like 1/3 on river for thin value(all stronger Kx hits), fold to raise.

If you bet bigger on turn you can't really bet 1/3 pot river and fold a shove with in mind he has less than 50bb behind if you bet turn at least 15bb. Than you have insane odds to call.

Cheers,
SDK1987