Villain: 54/8/1.2/27 over 75 hands
Full Tilt, $1/$2 Limit Hold'em Cash Game, 5 Players
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Pre-Flop: Hero is MP with K♣ A♥
Hero raises, CO calls, 2 folds, BB calls
Flop: ($6.50) 4♠ Q♥ Q♠ (3 players)
BB checks, Hero bets, CO folds, BB raises, Hero folds
I can never bring myself to fold here, it could mean a 4 or a spade draw or a pocket pair and we're getting ~1:10 without implied odds. Also note that BB raised after CO folded so it's a hu situation.
54VPIP isn't what I consider tight ♦
sorry... ment to say 'passive player'...
what should we do if the A/K hits on the turn? raise/fold?
what should we do if the spade comes on the turn? fold?
what should we do if the A/K of spades comes? 
hi G1lius
i agree with terrorblade. quite easy call for me.
if a 
on the turn comes which is no A and no K i just give up the hand. we are ahead against almost nothing, dead against a flush and if we have outs 2 of them might not be clean.
if the A or K of comes i tend to call it down. i don´t want to get 3-bet by a flush and i don´t want him to fold his pockets or other worse hands. so i let him bluff if he wants to and bet if he checks.
a non A or K would be interesting and i asked myself if this would be another good spot to call the turn and raise the river ?
Originally posted by frzl
a non
by just calling the turn we miss value from the only thing we're ahead off, no?
mh ? we are ahead against a ton of hands. he could raise any 4 and any pocket on that board and these hands would fold to a turn raise most likely
I would definitely calldown an A/K of spades. But a nonspade A or K would be very interesting indeed...Wouldn't a raise kick out some worse hands? Maybe call/bet if checked to.
A A/K non would be really an interesting card. I think calling the turn should be better as only a flushdraw will continue.
To a non river I like raise/folding too as he may now call his pocketpairs as he just has to bring 1 BB to see the showdown.
