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Originally Posted by DooDooPoker
Well I don’t have many Jx in my range and the only hands that beat Jx are KK which sometimes checks the flop. Do you think Villain played it bad if he’s shipping a hand like AJ on the turn? I think you’re right and it is a call, but then that probably makes AK a call on the turn as well.
I know I messed up and should of checked the turn but is Villains play really that bad if he ships a Jack here?
Shipping Jx or a boat here only costs villain money by forcing you to fold your bluffs and Kx. You know how you play, and how often would you suddenly check fold the river on this runnout? The board is dry, villain should never have a raise here.
AA and TPTK are located closely in your range. However AA on this board blocks AJ really hard, and does not block a spazzy overbet from Kx (other than AK). So, this deep I might fold AK and call AA, since it is sorta close. If you call AK and fold all the rest of your Kx, its probably fine. The exact combos can be worked out as an exercise or with a solver.
Mainly, the spazzy Kx is part of the times you win this hand. This deep, you need this bet from this player to contain some Kx as well as bluffs and Jx/boats. Also, you will bink the top fullhouse on the river about 5 percent of the time.
Notice, how if you are 100BB deep, this is an insta-snap call. 100 is really not very deep at all, and these decisions are so much easier.