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PokerStars Zoom Hand #77876476788: Hold'em No Limit ($0.25/$0.50) - 2012/03/27 17:14:12 NZT [2012/03/27 0:14:12 ET]

Table 'bltable.1.1232217915' 6-max
Btn: ($205.67 in chips)
Sb: ($41.11 in chips)
Bb: ($57.51 in chips)
Utg: ($173.64 in chips)
Villain: ($53.94 in chips)
Hero: ($93.89 in chips)

HOLE CARDS
Dealt to Hero [Ts Tc]

Utgl: folds
Villain: raises $1.50 to $2
Hero: raises $3 to $5
Btn: folds
Sb: folds
Bb: folds
Villain: calls $3

FLOP ($10.75) [Kc Kd 5c]

Villain: checks
Hero: bets $4.50
Villain: calls $4.50

TURN ($19.75) [Kc Kd 5c] [Kh]

Villain: checks
Hero: bets $9.50
Villain: raises $9.50 to $19
Hero: ???

Villain min check raises the turn with three kings on the board after calling my 3bet oop pre, leaving himself $25.44 behind. Did I really just run into quads here? Surly a king is the only thing that can raise for value, considering hero's range is uncapped? If villain is polarised between only quads or air then this must be a call turn, call river shove? Or is it possible for Villain to have QQ or JJ in this spot, going for thin value? My experience tells me that a check raise on the turn is almost never a bluff.

I do 3 bet pre very wide in this zoom game when in position, but I don't remember playing any significant pots with this villain so it is unlikely he would be reading me for a bluff in this spot.


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Hi,

I think I would at least b/c turn.
He may also has there aces, although he would likely 4-bet these hands quite often, but he may turn some showdown value lower pp-s or AQ/AJ into bluff, so I would like to see what he would do on different river cards and I think you should see sometimes free showdown if you´re against 88/99 and sometimes AQ/AJ bluffshoves on blank rivers.

best regards,


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