KJo

I think that on the flop our hand is too strong for bluff check/raising, so I would just check/call. Then we can check/call or even check/raise this turn. I think check/raising would be fine with the nut FD + OESD and a fold equity we will have. As played, I don't mind betting this turn, but not sure that the better hands are folding on the river nor worse hands calling. I would check/fold the river because I don't expect to be bluffed almost ever.

x/c the flop. And i am inclined to x/c ott more than donking

We have overplayed our draw. X/call flop and turn.

x/c flop, turn not sure between x/c and x/r.

As played x/f R

very interesting. you probably have to triple after x/r indeed, but x/c flop seems better

An optimal solution is probably going to have you on the flop raising 50% of the time and calling half the time with K♣: X hands. Barreling away on this runout I think is pretty standard, given you ahve the K♣: blocker and the straight blocker Jx.

It's pretty hard to go wrong.

Against this particular villain, I don't have enough info to give a good answer to which is best.
He's obviously opening too wide, and barrelling too much. But how he reacts to raises and river bets is more important. Most likely he'll have to fold too much, given his range will be weak, so letting him barrel the turn and then raising that and jamming the river would be best. Bu if he's calling down too much also, then just x/c x/c and hope to hit...

It's probably subtle but id rather check raise with KQ one club, KQdiamonds, or a AQ one club we didn't 3bet - interesting question for me... what other bluffs can we have and what flushes can we have? don't think i have any flushes on the turned Ac... appart from QcJc?

usually on these textures i think most decent regs aren't betfolding alot so turn we probably need to fire with the guts blocked out of the board

OTR it's going to be super hard for villian to call us down i think

The problem with firing the turn is we still have just a draw, we are behind and will be called only by hands that beat us.

Originally posted by nitrol
The problem with firing the turn is we still have just a draw, we are behind and will be called only by hands that beat us.

That's kind of the point of bluffing!

It's not to get others to fold, it's to get paid when we are value betting. If people are going to pay you here on the turn when you are only value, then just never bluff.

I do not like bluffing with hands that have good equity.

Leading the flop is also an option.

Now all your problems go away. You can call a flop raise and then check shove many turn cards if he raises the flop.

I understand that the player has a large cbet % but you can control the size of the pot a bit better this way. Also a competent player should be prepared for a flop x/r on such a board. I think it's a fine option overall.