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Originally Posted by sik3s17
Thank you for your reply, you are completely right, also ran the hand in the solver this morning.
My train of thought was similar to yours (except for the Ts on the river, now it’s more clear to me why I should have the Ts there, and why I should fold more on the turn).
I called and V showed QsTs.
Btw, could someone explain to me why the solver is shoving all KQ suited combos on the river (in Villain shoes)?
Because the solver assumes you won't always 4bet KK pre, so your best calling hands apart from boats and 5s4s are going to be KK and QQ. So 2 overs on the turn, good blockers on the river.
I don't know if his play is necessarily terrible either. In live poker, I don't know how much people are going to just flat KK UTG vs a SB 3bet, so a K blocker may not be that relevant. He blocks QQ and TT. You can still fold some nut flush draws, maybe 99, 88, 87, 76.