K7o bb complete

I like your line up to the river. What does he rep here? You don't need to be to scared of clubs getting there but it is something to keep in mind. Some weird twopair is possible but unlikely as the only twopair that makes sense is K9 (which you block) and 89s (which is possible).
That being said I think his raise is superpolarising and it's limited to flushes (of which you block a decent amount of combo's), sets (33-88-99 as KK is very unlikely) and bluffs. His stats taken into account and the fact you only need to be right little under 30% of the time, I think I make a call here.

Kx isn’t to likely I think, but he can easy slow play some set combo’s. Also it’s I think tricky to set him on a bluff range and even you have good odds to call I think I would still fold.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Why did you Call preflop with K7?

Originally posted by SDK1987
Kx isn’t to likely I think, but he can easy slow play some set combo’s. Also it’s I think tricky to set him on a bluff range and even you have good odds to call I think I would still fold.

Cheers,
SDK1987

So you're only argument for folding here is "he has a set"?

Originally posted by Dominik12345
Why did you Call preflop with K7?

Because of the good odds we're getting.

Why did you Call preflop with K7?

I aslo defend K7- even easier against this type of player. Vs his opening range we have around 39% equity, we are in big blind - we allready invested chips in a pot and it cost us 976 to win 5032 and possible further bets, we are closing the action PF. So calling is fine. Lets say u miss the board completly and u check fold - we still have a nice stack to play on. But when u flop something like this we can let him hang himself and win quite a nice pot with a weak holding. He is lose and agrressive and will bluff quite alot.
Iam calling this guy on river with my top pair- vomit when u lose vs slowplayed sets and backdoor flush and fist pump when u win Like samni says he is superpolarised here. Make a note what he is capable of. Also u must have in mind have does he see u, were u super tight all this time- than he has an even easier bluff.

Originally posted by samni

Originally posted by Dominik12345
Why did you Call preflop with K7?

Because of the good odds we're getting.

Yeah, we have to click everything, because we get the odds.

Originally posted by SignOff1970

Originally posted by samni

Originally posted by Dominik12345
Why did you Call preflop with K7?

Because of the good odds we're getting.

Yeah, we have to click everything, because we get the odds.

Sarcasm level is quite high on this one. Two options:
1. You agree with me but you feel like I had to explain more. In that case you're right but you should do at least a bit of explaning in stead of just adding a random sarcastic answer.
2. You don't agree with me and in that case you should have your game checked.

Laptop was flashing while I was typing this so I wanted to return and give a little bit explenation why I'd call K7 (and even way wider) here. AP87 basically said most of the factors for calling here pre though

I think you played it fine.
The river decisions are close when we bet, but alot clearer when we check. So I myself prefer checking and I dont mind if we miss some small value from JJ or A9.
Im surprised that he turned a showdown hand with no club into a bluff, but he definetly should have some bluffs on the river.

Originally posted by samni

Originally posted by SDK1987
Kx isn’t to likely I think, but he can easy slow play some set combo’s. Also it’s I think tricky to set him on a bluff range and even you have good odds to call I think I would still fold.

Cheers,
SDK1987

So you're only argument for folding here is "he has a set"?

That’s pretty much the only hands I can think off that would play like this.

Originally posted by SDK1987

Originally posted by samni

Originally posted by SDK1987
Kx isn’t to likely I think, but he can easy slow play some set combo’s. Also it’s I think tricky to set him on a bluff range and even you have good odds to call I think I would still fold.

Cheers,
SDK1987

So you're only argument for folding here is "he has a set"?

That’s pretty much the only hands I can think off that would play like this.

I agree, and the only ones making sense are 88-99 and 33, which are first of all not that much combo's and second, they should be raising turn to build a pot and get the money in. I also agree not everyone plays like that but once again, they just don't have sets enough to fold to his river raise.

I expect he isn’t too scared of draws or something and he’s slow playing his sets most of the time. Even it cost him maybe value in our eyes.

I think unless you think he could be bluffing, any logical re-raising hands (completed flush/sets/double pairs) crush your K7o. So given the pot odds you need him bluffing at least 20-25% of the times.
I think folding the river is a well-made choice.
Maybe you could make better bets to avoid such situation by making an 86s fold or at least frightened enough to not make such bluff. But still, it's not a hand that is played too bad.
(All of these are my opinion which might not be too worthy given that I'm kinda beginner to the poker theory)