Villain was 42,19

****ty spot. 42/19 over how many hands? I guess if its pretty much readless we should fold because villain isn't going to be doing this light often enough and will pretty much always bet the river where we have to fold.

58 hands

Looks like a fold without good reads.

exploit him by folding.

punch a wall if he does it as a bluff later in session

What about AxKh?
Or calling the 5:1 with the intention of filling up or folding?

We arent getting 5:1 to call the turn, its more like 3.something :1. This deep I prob just let it go.

2020 pot 440 to call.

Sorry, bad math..lol I would call ott.

Call and do something on the river

I would fold because if he's the type to tool out with Ax it happens on the flop way more than on the turn and 42/19 raises AJ pre. Big gaps between Vpip and Pfr are suited hands usually.

b/f slighly larger on the turn.

250/f
475/f

I was waiting for someone to bring up the math, let me know if I'm doing this right.
On the turn there's 2020 in the pot and 440 for me to call --> 4.59:1
I'm an 11.5:1 dog to hit my FH on the river.
So not getting direct odds, but lets see if I'm getting the correct implied odds. I will assume he is shoving the river on any A or J when he has a flush.
11.5 - 4.59 = 6.91
6.91 x 440 = 3040.4
So I have to make 3040.4 on the river to make my turn call worth it. (Did I do that right?)
BUT there's only 2105 effectively left on the river so I can't call.

The crappy part is I see him taking this same line with Kh5x, Kh8x, KhJx, KhQx, KhTx

That's if you assume 100% we need to improve to win. If you can give him Khx then we have better odds. Or Ax, crappy 2 pair, a small flush he'll fold to a 4th heart etc.

A 4th heart would go c/c on river so he'd still win if he had a small flush. But I know what you mean, I don't know how to quantify him having a worse hand and him checking the river, other than to say we should have slightly better odds than what I gave.