AT flopping two pairs on a scary board vs raise from a tight reg.

very ugly spot
worst imo that he can have is smth like KJd/QJd/JTss? imo with those stats i think he is like always 3beting AQ/AK pre and JJ/TT

but mostly i think he has KQ here with his sizing and your reads btw vs players like villain i like to check i this spot on flop cos i dont see value from worst and we can just ch/rai and put villan in hard spot (

Hello,

I think there is still alot of hands to get value from and I dont like checking here. Also there is one more player in the hand who can call whit alot of weaker hands.

I thought about Jx dimond hands but I dont see any point in raising hand like KJ of dimonds. Its true that he has alot of equity, but the hands im going to stack off on that board when he raises, gonna be very strong, and his hand wouldnt look that good when we stack on the flop.

If Im in his shoes I would never raise KdJd in that spot.

TT+ should be his 3bet range.
I´m not sure if he is 3betting with AJ, likely just calling.
And another question what he is doing JTs, KQ preflop. I would likely not fold, since I´m b/f AK/AQ+worse hands and he likely has sometimes some combo draws

best regards,

Hi all,

I agree this is a very scary spot. I call and check/evaluate the turn based on what it is (check/folding a bunch of the time). This sucks if villain takes this line with KJdd and this sizing, but I don't think it happens often enough for us to worry too much about it.