£1/1 blinds

UTG limps - £60 stack
(old woman huge fish limping with almost everything, ch calls everything chases most draws etc)


Hero is UTG+1 with KhKd (£250) - raise to £8 because fish limps also standard sizing preflop is £6-8, there are two maybe three players at the table that will see my early raise to 8 for what it is (AJs+)

Folds to SB (£250+) who calls - (young guy who knows i have a good hand. I have seen him open to £8 after some limps in late pos with j10 and barel flop be4)

BB folds and UTG fish calls.

Flop (£26) = 10c 9s 2c

SB checks, UTG checks, hero bets £21

SB calls, UTG folds

Turn is 5c (pot = £68) SB check, Hero check

River is 2h SB bets £42,

Hero???

Villain thinks hero is one of the better players in the game, on the flop we were both deep so hands that he might go to war with 100bb deep otf he might decide to just flat such as nut FD, gutshot FD etc Only hands i beat otr are bluffs, QQs, JJs two pair on flop and A10. (A10 + 2 pair on flop are bluffs anywayz so bluffs and qq,jj is all I beat!)
JJs are kind of a bluff too?

bet/fold turn
as played call

What do we get called by OTT that we are ahead off?
a10 with ac?
When we get called and checked to on river we are always checking behind anyway?

qqs jjs will likely call turn but we cannot bet river against those hands so whats the difference?

What would SB do on the river if he had QJ that whiffed?

Would SB value bet JT, QT, KT type hands on this river?

Is SB the type of player that puts the preflop raiser on AK and bets when he thinks he's ahead?

Is SB typically a passive player who just chk/calls when he has TPGK type hands?

The above are all questions that need answering in order for us to make the right play on river.

But to give you a generic answer. If V is an aggro thinking player then we can call river. If V is more of a passive ABC type player we can fold river since passive players would just chk/call all TPGK type hands and are only betting river with boats or flushes. Similarly passive players just don't have it in them to bluff whiffed draws.

So our river action really depends on what type of player V is and his level of competence.