I'll give a little background first. When I first started playing, villain was playing hyper aggro. 3-betting a ton, 4-betting a bit, and I wasn't really playing back much at first. Then when I realized he was just going to keep doing this then I would just punish him every 3 or 4 times and started making profit. Then all of a sudden BOOM he clams up, folding to a majority of my raises, and folding a lot on the button (like 60%). I then stopped 3-betting him, but started opening literally 100% of my buttons and he didn't play back at me for about 75 hands or so and I make about 200 bucks without even seeing flops. Then this hand occurs and I'm curious a lot more about the river than anything else really. I do think, given history, turn can be a fold sometimes, but like I said, it's the river that I'm most curious about.


Seat 1: Villain ($417.50)
Seat 2: Hero ($830.60)
Hero posts the small blind of $2
Villain posts the big blind of $4
The button is in seat #2
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Kd Kh]
Hero raises to $12
Villain calls $8
*** FLOP *** [As 8c Ac]
Villain bets $16
Hero calls $16
*** TURN *** [As 8c Ac] [Td]
Villain bets $44
Hero calls $44
*** RIVER *** [As 8c Ac Td] [Ks]
Villain bets $122
Hero ...

$224.50 more behind.

ummm, wtf? push.

pretty much only 2 hand combos A8/AT that have u beat
a whole bunch of Ax that will call a shove with Ax since K pushes a bunch of splits -

so yeah easiest shove in the world

what he said

When you showed me this hand I thought villain was deeper.