Hi,
only read i have is, that he 3bet 2/2 hands preflop so far. Dont remember if shove or nai.
Would you call the river?
I foldet it but i'm not sure since i only have to be right 1/4 of the time.


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Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

Hero (BB): 440
SB: 560

SB posts SB 10, Hero posts BB 20

Pre Flop: (pot: 30) Hero has 5 Q

SB raises to 40, Hero calls 20

Flop: (80, 2 players) 5 K 2
Hero checks, SB bets 40, Hero calls 40

Turn: (160, 2 players) 5
Hero bets 90, SB calls 90

River: (340, 2 players) K
Hero checks, SB bets 170, fold,

Call. Also if he shows up with a K take note because he should be shoving K on the river to get full value from 5's and to look polar enough that some heroes will call with A high.

Bet river small? As played I think its a fold, dont see him having enough air here. He will obv have 5x alot, which kinda sucks.

His sizing is good. He can valuebet wider (Ax) with small sizing, and will have better return on his bluffs, as our range is pretty inelastic.

I agree that it is worth considering, but don't you think that on such a dry runout villain range of hands that got to the river and are in the need to bluff is almost nonexistant and against a small bet he will shove Kx and call 5x so block betting just loses us more money against Kx?

Only hand that might bluff when checked to and put us in a tough spot, that I can think of, is 2x. But what kind of 2x he defends pre, A2 and problaby that's it, and it also might think that it has some showdown value with A high.

Moreover to quote the classic "We are not here to avoid tough spots but to make money", so a small bet otr "for information" is not the way to go. To conclude, I agree that we should just fold