Villain is 52/36/2 thru 50 hands. Can I call here? and had he c/r the flop do we go all in?

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Hero ($99)
MP ($68.55)
CO ($53.40)
Button ($111.30)
SB ($69.45)
BB ($92.05)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with K, J, 5, Q.
Hero raises to $3.5, MP calls $3.50, 3 folds, BB calls $2.50.

Flop: ($11) 5, 2, K (3 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $9, MP folds, BB calls $9.

Turn: ($29) T (2 players)
BB bets $27.6,

the majority of the time this is a player who has picked up hearts, although it will occasionally be K2 or KT. I think given that we're in decent shape in the worst case (KT) you should pop it here.

If you were c/r I'd probably lay it down since it's a small pot and there aren't many wraps possible. If we know villian will c/r light w/ made hands A felt isn't too too terrible since we're in decent shape against most K5 hands.


I also fold this some of the time, UTG. High cards don't perform that well in early position, and the five is a real dangler. I appreciate this sounds pretty tight, and some good players won't agree with me, but it's something you should be thinking about.

I think we can expect KTxx or some sort of two pair with a picked up a draw or combo draw in this spot. I don't see how this is K2xx many times, cmyr???

I'd call this and see the river.

As far as preflop, I can see it going either way. I think its pretty game dependant so analyzing UTG opens is kinda hard without that information. In an aggro game, I don't mind open folding this and in a tight passive game I like opening this with the raise. So I guess it depends. Also, if there were any short stacks I'd lean a little more toward folding.

Can you expound on this?