KQ - hard decision with straight on dangerous board

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Pre-flop is calling fine. KQs is playing well post-flop multi way and if you 3bet you need to fold against a 4bet and you play most of the time a big pot already.

Post-flop seems standard. Villain could have a flush or AK on the river, but tough to fold a straight I think.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Hi

I like the call pre-flop.

Villain probably doesn't slow play any set or two pair unless he is very nitty. On the turn I would expect him also to bet a Queen. So I would believe on the turn he plays check/call with mainly draws.

On this river card, his lead is usually quite strong. Would he lead-shove with the worse straight here or the King? Some people might. Since his river-shove is only slightly above half pot I would probably make the call.

Thank you very much the analyses.

SDK, I understand your feedback about statname. So next time, I will write down the stats.

Hello,

On the river I think we have a fold, we only beat 8x and some doubles and JJ I doubt very much pusheen. We split with Kx and lose with AK and Flush.

Mesa: T♦5♠9♣ Q♦ J♦
       Equity   Ganar  Empate
CO     71.74%  52.17%  19.57% { KQs, KTs-K9s, 98s, AdJd, AdTd, Ad9d, Ad8d, Ad7d, 8d7d, Ad6d, 7d6d, Ad5d, Ad4d, Ad3d, Ad2d, KQo }
BU     28.26%   8.70%  19.57% { KhQh }

I didn't give him AK because he could SQZ pf. Against that range the call is break even, you would have to find worse hands than pusheen to start considering paying profitably.