5/10, 200bb stacks

Villain is a good sLAG, can be tricky, and we've never had a pot like this before. i expect he would have 4bet with KK+ preflop, and is probably not calling with any 2s in his range preflop, and probably also folding suited connectors (basically big suited broadways and pocket pairs)

Hero is playing similarly, and 3betting light in position.

Folds to villain who raises to $35 from the CO, Hero reraises to $130 from the BTN with A2, folds to villain who calls.

Flop: 632
Villain checks, Hero checks

Turn: 632T
Villain checks, Hero checks

River: 632T2 (pot $280)
Villain bets $200, Hero raises to $500, Villain shoves ($1400 more, pot = $1280 before the shove)

Your action?

If you fold, what is the worst hand you are calling? (33 would also be a fold then, wouldn't it?)

Given the line hero has taken, does he ever call a shove here? (Hero would almost certainly have bet a set earlier).

Since you'd bet any kind of a made hand earlier and I can't imagine him putting you on a 2 here, I call.

Why not bet turn? I almost certainly call.

Snap call. Your river raise looks too suspicious for this to be a close decision.

snap snap snap call

edit: include fist pump too

you look really weak in this hand. WTF is he supposed to put you on? i insta-call

So are you putting villain on a bluff? (Imo that is all we beat when he shoves here). Seems like a bit of a stretch, no?

Also, does that mean you are also calling with AA? AT?

Obv. w/ AA/AT we are betting flop/turn/both, either way I can't find a fold here unless villain likes to slowplay the [censored] out of a set even w/ a flushdraw/str8 draw board. Your raise looks like air imo so I call here.

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bump

I think we need more minds analyzing this hand.

My instinct is to call, because he pretty much can only have TT and I always call when theres only one hand that beats me

interestingly AT would be an easier call here theoretically due to having a T.