Villain is a loosing player, 30/9/3.3af for 46 hands

NL Holdem $200(BB)
SB ($20,828)
BB ($7,182)
UTG ($3,547)
Hero ($6,897)
UTG+2 ($4,100)
MP1 ($25,252)
MP2 ($3,553)
CO ($9,057)
BTN ($4,264)

Dealt to Hero K A

fold, Hero raises to $475, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, BB calls $275

FLOP ($1,050) K 9 J

BB checks, Hero bets $525, BB calls $525

TURN ($2,100) K 9 J A

BB checks, Hero bets $1,355, BB raises to $6,182 (AI),

Hero?

call, nh

pretty easy fold to me, str8s and flushes are a wide part of v's range here

nah not straights and sets
some flushs maybe

but prolly a pokerstove/call

yeah, tru. qt wouldnt play flop that way

flop sizing leaves a lot to be desired. Bigger vs fish

we are bet/calling flop?

bet/calling flop bigger,

folding now... even an agro fish isnt jamming a worse 2pair here IMO

+1.

I think if your bet that turn than it`s a easy fold to a shove and not threadworthy or you`re checking turn behind and decide otr.

this spot sucks. leaning fold.

As already stated you need to bet bigger on the flop.
With this bet size people can be inclined to peel pairs, gutshots, pair+bdfd etc

If he is an aggro fish then i am betting bigger and getting it in because aggro fishes can be x/r these naked flush draws, pair + gutter and so on

Call for me, He prob he probably has At/AQ with heart or AJ/A9 two pair more than he has a flush here.

le sigh, maybe OPR for early exits %? Fold otherwise.

close for sure but im leaning towards cawling

Nasty spot. Agree with above, the flop bet needs to be larger. Also villian not having QT in this spot. Only worry is flush hand vs flush draw hand.

I'm wonding what people think of checking the turn? Not so much to trap, but control pot size and not face this all in mess. An agro-fish will bluff (none all in) any river and the call is easier. It works great on a 2c but sucks on a Qh river.