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I feel like I'm way off here but i feel that Hero's hand is J :spade:J :diamond:.

Here's why:
The reraise preflop reeks of pp. I don't feel he would raise with kqo. A nice 4x raise meaning decent hand but not AA or KK.

Flop: Scared by A and K, check to see where hes at.

Turn: Confidence growing due to BU checking behind. On the call, I figure opponent on a weak ace, jredt :spade:, or a mid pair they can't let go of.

River: 4th Nuts. Checks to induce a bet from the big stack, and shoves knowing he has hidden his spade well and probably caught him out with 2 pair or a mid spade.

AK with the King of Spades here... He's flopped huge, and is going for a c/r on the flop after flopping top2.. the 3rd pot size bet on the turn is the hero deciding he needs to try and get the pot big enough for the river that they can get a lot of chips in. Once the 4th spade hits the hero is never check raising all in without the nuts for another unless he's got something crazy like two red 10s and is turning his hand into a huge bluff thinking he can only ever get called by the nut flush. However i think the hero having a nut flush here is more likely.

Sabo

4 5 is my guess

Even if it would seem too aggressive on PF, my guess is Hero checked the flop because he was on draw (hoping button will get scared of A and K and give him a free card). Than value bet the nuts on the turn (has to be bet, because if he doesn't get called now than no $ in the end, he would call with flush, or in hope of getting another spade, or i dunno strong Ace). Since another spade comes out on the river, theres a good chance Button has flush (ideal with K or Q). River is standard check-raise the absolute nuts, since theres a high chance opponent got a flush and will bet (even call if he is on K spade)

So again, I'm guessing it's 4 5

7 :spade:-2

Originally posted by zumpar

Originally posted by thazar

Originally posted by danhelo
K :spade:2 :spade:/ or ofs

2 is on the board

fail

lol'd
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Hero could be cheating, we'll see who's laughing when K:s 2:s is right

A :club:3

K 8

top of his folding range is 3bet preflop

medium strength on the flop is check/call

nuts is check/raise for value on the river

I guess K♠ J (non-spade)
Preflop it could well be in his 3-bet range.
Flop is decent for him, maybe he has some reads for why he isn't cbetting here.
OTT he picks up 2nd nut FD and also since BU didn't bet OTF, he want's to get opponent off the hand with semi-bluff.
Another spade hits on the river. After BU's turn call I would put him on AQ/KQ (Q♠), so it's a good spot for trapping him and getting max value out of hand.

I think that the hero as something like A K :spade:, after seeing the flop he is waiting for other player, hero best on the turn because had a good hand with some potential in getting a full house or a flush, in the river he gets what he wants a FLUSH. In the end I think hero wins the hand. That's my prediction, good luck everyone !

KsQx, 3bet preflop is a fairly common move with a hand that plays so well postflop, we flop 2nd pair on the flop and check, with a view to check/calling. Villain checks behind so we discount most Ax and value bet the turn with out 2nd pair and flushdraw, wanting worse flushdraws and Kx to call. We river pretty much the nuts, and with villains range most likely Kx, lower pair or made flush we check, as he will fold lower pairs and some Kx, as well as only flatting his lower flushes. By checking we allow him to thin valuebet and give us room to get more value from the hand.

K :spade:K

my guess is hero is holding 4s 5s.. i m not thinkin bout KK { with a spade 1} or KsQs as his 4x 3 bet pre is a bit large and assumin he will not check that flop with those hands.. check flop with gutshot n strt flush drawlooks very much possible.and he valUe betted turn and to extract maximum value from a possibility of Ks or Qs he went for check-raise.. so my guess is 4s5s..

KJ (King of spades)

KTs

Preflop: looks like Hero is trying to protect his hand (4x raise) which is strong at the moment but vulnerable post-flop. I'd say there are a lot of 66-99, A7-A9, QJ-QT, KJ-KT type hands in his range.

Flop: Hero checks, so that means:
a) he missed the flop
b) he hit the flop big and wants to extract the bluff.
I think b) option is unlikely, because check from preflop aggressor on THAT flop is much more suspicious that a regular cbet on A hi flop.

Turn: since BU checked back the flop, Hero may think BU is not interested in that pot so he tries to steal it by delayed cbet.

River: BU calls turn cbet and Hero decides to give up but faces an unusual bet size of the BU. In my opinion it's too big for value bet on that board. If BU had a strong flush he would make a thin value bet. If BU had a weak flush he would check back. If BU had a good looking but weak hand that can still win, like two pair or set, he would definitely check back. So by BU's bet sizing Hero decides that BU is bluffing with air and since Hero doesn't have a proper bluff catcher, he decides to ship it.

My guess: I think Hero doesn't have the following for sure: Ax, Kx, 8x, 99+, or any Spade. I rule out QJ ant QT because I think Hero would cbet the flop with these. I doubt Hero would 3bet 44-55 preflop, so I'm left with 66 and 77 no spades. That's a 50/50 guess, so let it be 77 no spades.

Hero has KK. one K is of spade

K J

Preflop reraise because the raise before came from button so he want to safe his hand
flop: check, no ace, good draw, info
turn he bets 42.15, button call (maybe with Q ,
river: after the call on turn he think that the button make a bet on river, he had nut flush so check raise allin

$2/$4 No Limit Hold'em
Hero (SB) ($493.05)
BB ($191)
Button ($892.70)

Preflop: Hero is SB with X, X
Button raises to $8, Hero raises to $32, 1 fold, Button calls $24

We have a steal - re-steal situation, both players are deep-stacked so the ranges for this play are pretty wide for both players.

Flop: ($68) K, 2, A (2 players)
Hero checks, Button checks

With 2 spades on the board I think if any of them had a strong made hand (like a set or an Ace) he would have bet here. So I think none of them has an Ace or KK.

Turn: ($68) 3 (2 players)
Hero bets $42.15, Button calls $42.15

River: ($152.30) 8 (2 players)
Hero checks, Button bets $108, Hero raises to $418.90 (All-In)

Total pot: $368.30

Hero's play at the turn and river indicates a very strong hand. He either has 4s5s or KsXs. Which is the correct one though?
I think if any of them had KsXs he would have bet semi-bluffing at the flop. Even more villain's play at the turn indicates that he's chasing the flush. I don't think he would have called with just second pair, and I believe he would have raised if he had a small flush.
But chasing the flush in this situation only makes sence if he had the K of Spades, probably with a hand like KQo.
So if villain has the Ks, the only hand that hero could have is 4s5s. It is the only hand that fits with his post flop play, and is possible to have re-stole with it pre-flop if he was a rather loose player.

So my guess is that hero had 4 :spade:5 :spade:.

Q♠ J♠

I almost forgot my thought process for coming up with this hand.

1-Button makes a min raise pre-flop so the raise doesn't have to mean much
2-Hero re-raises 4x to take control of the hand. Button calls so he now has a legit hand.
3- Hero checks the flop for a couple of reasons. A-for pot control B-If the button bets hero can go over the top as a semi-bluff. I like this line better then donk betting the flop to win it there. C-On a donk bet if button has an A and raises then all the money goes in and hero must complete his draw in order to win the pot.
4-Hero hits his hand and bets out. He will either win it there but hopes the button can call and builds the pot.
5-Hero checks the river in order to induce a bluff by the button if they missed their hand. This also builds the pot on a check-raise as it is very unlikely the button has a hand that beats the hreo

K :spade:5

Preflop: bluff 3bet with decent equity and playbility if called.
Flop: check/call mode because better hands are calling and worse hands are (mostly) folding except of FDs.
Turn: easy vbet with hit flush
River: tricky c/r vs a bluff or Onecardflush like Jsx, Qsx

Could be also K :spade:4 because both hands blocks the 5s4s str8flush

But I say K5 in spades ♦