KK77ss - overpair + 2nd nutflushdraw

Bluff catching what you did seems like the best option, but if you think 1 of the players could call with less than an over pair on the turn you could consider making a thin value bet and even then, you could hit your draw as back-up, but it’s close for sure.

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SDK1987

If villain is really too aggressive pre, might go with cold-4b.

Flop we're not getting away from this, no matter what villain bets. Only exact hand we're afraid of is AA with NFD. I would crai.

Turn you're afraid of QJ, but there is a ton of draws out there. I dont see us folding, and if you bet you must bet big and then you're priced in. Difficult spot, I would still go with this hand.

River nice bluffcatch. Pretty safe thin valuebet for J when amazingly everything missed and no one bets any street. J might be still bluffcatched if betting smaller sizing. Line makes sense with Jxxx imo.

With SPR of <2 and especially if BTN is pretty wide I'd be tempted to lead the flop here. As for the merits of flat calling vs cold four betting I think this is a spot where hud stats could be quite useful. Ideally we'd like to quantify the probability of not only BTN but also MP and CO having aces. A tight UTG opener will have AA around 20% of the time, for example, and it's not uncommon for CO to flat raggedy aces in his spot especially if BTN is a maniac. On the other hand if BTN is not a maniac and just a strong aggressive player then he himself will have aces quite frequently.

I think the river call is a bit optimistic, unless BTN has been observed to bluff at an excessively highly frequency. It's not profitable for him to bluff in that spot on the river into two people.