This is a tough one. On the one hand, villain's line looks so FOS. If villain has the nuts and puts you on a K, wouldn't he want to bet? On the other hand, river check raises for large size are rarely bluffs, especially at these stakes.
Have you seen v bluff with a similar line before? If so, I think we can call.
If you have any AK here without Ah that might be better because we really don't beat any value with KJ, and we unblock some possible bluffs like JT. We may also sometimes have AT, T9, or a trapped QQ here. Not even sure if AK is worth the value bet here, so this might be our worst value hand here. We could have some bluffs too like TT, so we're not at the bottom of our range here, but not at the top either. Seems a little better than KJo without Jh though.
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Originally Posted by pokerfan655
I'd bet the flop. On the river I'd size up a little - his calling range is really Kx+ after he leads the turn, so bigger is better. On the river I don't think anyone at live 1/3 is ever bluffing here and frankly the only bluff candidates would be bare hearts like 7h8h. If he has a hand like QT for example I don't think he'd bet the turn and make this elaborate x/r - more likely would be a polarized range of non paired draws or nuts. I don't think he ever has KQ or 66 here. It's live 1/3 - most are playing ABC 2005 poker.
I don't think we need to bet second pair multiway on the flop.