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I guess he has K♠K 
He is re-raising pre-flop(big pair) then he ckecks to make Button raise and at the end he gets the flush.Simple ♦
KdKs, we Check the Flop cause villain is very aggressiv on the Turn we have a valuebet so we go for it. The River bring's the nuts and villain won't checkbehind his Qs so we c/r AI
K 
A 
or 
is my guess.
There is a chance hero has something like K Q but I think with the pre-flop raise a stronger hand like AK seems more likely.
Hero hits his flush on the river and the villain's bet makes me think they may have the Q or another good to also complete their flush.
hero's hand should be k q because hero 3 bet button's raise,flop hero checked because he is out of position and he has second pair,waiting for flush,at the turn hero want to get some value of the hand and bets,and standart check raise/all-in at the river with nuts (making a trap)
I would guess 4 5
Preflop: A bit of a polarized 3bet.. fine vs a reg.. its a hand you want to play 3 handed but you rather play it with the lead then to just flat call OOP
Flop: Almost as good as it can be without hitting our hand.. hero can go for bet.. check/raise.. or even check/call with intentions of check/raising turn
Turn: Nut nut.. Need to get some money in / we are hoping to get called by x or an Ax that chose not to bet the flop.. also some Kx in his range that will call one bet
River: This is a card that our opponent could have nailed, holding the K and is never folding no matter what. Any other he would bet/fold imo
The river is also a card that he may attempt to bluff at as the board is really ugly for any 1 pair hand that we may have.. either way we have the nuts and we ship!
Buttons range is so wide so Kx:spade: and 4♠5♠ are definitely in hero's 3betting range from SB, checking 2nd pair FD and gutshot SFD respectively seems fine due to being in a tough spot on blank turns. Checking river keeps villains bluffs in, given hero's line I'd go for K♠ T♠...but it depends who hero is and if they're capable of turning their non nutted hands into a bluff 
Its hard without stats but something like K :spade:Q
make sense..
He 3 bet preflop unless some history that hand would make sense.
He check flops either to c/r or get free flush draw
Turn nuts he bets
Same thing river
Originally posted by thazar
Originally posted by danhelo
K :spade:2 :spade:/ or ofs2
fail
lol'd
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Originally posted by Regularr
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Hey guy !
Have a look at the conditions again!
You need to include your thought processes -- just a bare guess won't be enough!
Cheers,
--VS
My guess is K Qx (say Q♦ for argument's sake)
So...
Preflop: KQo too weak to call pre so 3bet bluff vs. weak raising range of BTN
Flop: We hit 2nd pair and so have showdown value. Most worse hands fold so we play check/call but BTN checks behind. Villain probably doesn't have an ace.
Turn: Bet for value vs. single hands such as QQ-. When villain calls he has either a strong flush or a high PP with a (he's raise/fold something like 6 :spade:7 :spade:). I think if he had the nuts 4 :spade:5 then he'd throw in a small raise to set up a river shove
River: We hit the nuts but our play so far looks like some kind of weak made hand. We check to let villain bet his flushes (hoping he has a Q or J of :spade:). Then shove to look bluffy
I guess K Q too
Hero reraised the 3 bet to check what could BT have.
Both checks after flop, hero hit flush on turn and check-raise play follows.