Hero Image young male 20s perceived image TAG Stack - $450

V1 Button Older Male 50-60s TAG style Stack - $600

3 limpers to hero in the BB we have K4o we check.

K42 $13

SB Checks, we check CO Checks, Button bets $10 everyone folds we call.

A $33

Hero checks, Button bets $30, we re-raise to $90. Button calls.

T $213

Hero?

I would've just lead the flop here for $5 or something to start building this pot and hopefully get some calls from hands drawing pretty thin. I'd also probably check/raise on the flop here.

When he pots the turn his range feels more polarized, and I'd probably look to keep his range wider and check/call down. As played, I'm betting $100 on the river and folding to any raise.

You can’t slowplay these hands when you flop a BB special. Either lead or c/r the flop depending on the lineup. That would set you up for a turn lead unless you get 3bet.

As played you’ve put yourself in a gross spot. I probably b/f like $75 if I found myself here but c/f is prob better.

Correct. Def check-raise the flop here K4, K2, 24 and 35. Def don’t check-call when you’re OOP like this w/two pair that can easily get counterfeited. Your check-calling range if you want to have one can be 22, 44, KT and KJ.

As played, I check call a bet of 33% pot or less on river, c/f to 33%+ pot bet.

Flop is fine ap asssuming it is rainbow. Turn is ridiculous spew. You overrep your hand to an absurd degree. If I'm in Villain's spot with A4, I'm contemplating whether I can find a fold versus your "obvious" straight. That's how badly you're overrepping your hand.

Flop is awful - there's no reason to slow play or take a passive line with a vulnerable top 2. I would honestly just lead here, probably like 10 is fine.

AP OTT - Kind of a bad card, but you can't really fold considering how underrepped your hand is. Call but I don't love it.

AP OTR - We've over-repped our hand so I don't see what we can get calls from that we have beat. Check and hope he checks back, because you still might not be good, considering he called your turn c/r and the flush got there. If he bets, it's soul-read time, but make no mistake, you have a bluff catcher. I lean towards folding if he bets - I don't think he's bluffing anywhere near enough for you to call this river.

I would mostly just donk the flop myself hoping to start getting called down by Kx. As played (i.e. checking) I think I'm cool with just flatting on this drawless board and hopefully inviting in some drawing-deadish hands while not blowing out everyone with a check/raise.

I think if I hadda checked/called the flop I mostly would have been looking to donk the turn, although this might be the one card I don't because it might be too scary to call (an overcard that completes an OESD). At this point I might be happy with squeezing out just one more bet against weakish hands so I think I check again and I'm ok if it checks thru (where I'll donk the river).

When he actually bets the turn big when an overcard / OESD gets there, I'm actually getting fairly concerned my hand is no longer best (unless he's been known to be bluffy aggro). Check/raising is way overplaying our hand. I just call and evaluate the river.

As played, I think a bet on the river would more be a bluff than anything. I think our hand is strong enough to hope he checks behind and maybe we win the pot some of the time. If he bets, I'm mostly folding.

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