NL10 KQ turn shove? 30/05

Does he ever do this with worse than TPTK? We only have 15% equity against AK so unless he does this as a bluff reasonably often we should fold IMO.

I can't trash TPGK(almost TPTK because AK may 3 bet on flop)
because of stack size.
Someone would raised with KJ,KT and FD(it may unusual considering his AF though)

Thanks everyone!!

Do you know if Big Blind is a MSS player who just doubled up or some wacko who happens to play relatively tight?

This matters a lot regarding his range!

If he had a monsterflushdraw he would check/raised the Flop. I think you are beat if he does NOT check/raise KJ meaning his check/raising range on the Turn is 2pair or better

That said I actually check back the Turn to mostly call the River, u need to play pot control here, there are no flushdraws in his range

- Gerv

Thanks Gerv,if he bet the turn like 2/3 pot what will you do?

there are no flushdraws in his range

i can not understand how do you get this conclusion?
yes ,if he has monsterdraw he will bet the flop,but if he noly has draw he almost lean to check call.

Little excercise for you then Allen;

Take all the suited ♠ hands on paper or put them up Equilab. If you do not have Equilab , now is the time to use it and improve your play

So a 15/11 won't call preflop with 3:s 2:s for example so
Excercise 1): Tell me what suited hands are in his range

Excercise 2): tell me which of those will check/raise you on the Flop because they have combodraws

Excercise 3) Tell me which of those of 1) will check/call you on the Flop

Others are welcome to post here to!

- Gerv

1 A7s+,K9s+,QTs+,JTs+(without saying all spade)(14 count)
2 A8,A9,(AK would bet)K9s+(TP)QTs+(gutshot)JTs(OESD)(9 count)
3 A7,AT,AJ,AQ(1over)(5 count)

Something like that

now ATs has a pair+flushdraw so he might check/raise but that's about it

Mostly one is up against a made hand on the Turn so bet/folding would be a better play

- Gerv