Pocket Kings facing an Ace on the Turn

What range do you give him on the flop when he calls you? What range do you think he bets on the river? I can tell you my opinion outright but I don't think it will be very helpful that way.

Flush got there and we hold the highest possible card, Ax beat us, I am not calling.

Fish minraises pre -> I would 3bet bigger. Flush got there and Ax beats us. I think it is better to fold OTR. I don't think villain will be betting Qx here very often.

Easy barrel OTT from position. Plenty of hands that could call the flop can call the turn, and some of them are doing so with big negative implieds (all of QT, QJ, QK, 99-JJ that hold a club, for example). Hands that raise have us beat and there wont be many, if any, bluffs in this spot from non-maniacs.

When deciding if to call a turn raise, remember your implieds are super weak and adjust accordingly. Betting when a fourth club hits will turn your hand face up and let the villain fold sets, straights and small flushes fairly lightly. No raising hands hold a club to pay you off with OTR. Finally you also face some negative implieds, should the 3c pair the board.

River would then be check back, or fold to a donk. AS played, still folding to that donk. Disgustedly - and very thin as well, with the possibility to call against some villains based on river AF.

I tend to agree with Jaissica.

Holding the Kc on the turn my plan is probably almost always here to just bet the turn ~hp to get calls by worse, and check back the river pretty much always, also folding if donked into OTR. But it allows us to control the pot ourselves (betsizing) and we get value from worse, and don't have to do much guessing on the river because we check back when given the option, and if he leads into us he tells us we're beat.

double barrel turn and xback river is std.....

if u wanna get tricky u can shove river vs some villains but not on nl2....