KQs, blocks strong overpairs and it is good to triple barrel bord that isn't that strong for calling range
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76o or bluff that was easy if non of these are bluff then 76o some people love playing connected middle numbers out of position, you checked the flop inviting him to bet and he did but you called his bet so you could see the turn card he more than doubled his bet on the turn so he must have 67 or T6 you call his bet to see the river card and it's a 7 so now he must have 76 to go all in, if this were a real hand hero folds after the turn bet.
I think the villain has Jh9h. That would first explain the raise on the preflop and he had almost a straight/flush after the turn, which makes him raise higher than the flop. Finally this would explain the villain was bluffing.
K♥:9♥:
Preflop 3-bet in position.
Cbet on the flop.
Semi-bluff on turn with a flush draw.
Then bluff bet on river, probably representing a set of 10s from the flop. He thinks to have enough fold equity as he probably puts us on 2 picture cards given that we called his 3bet preflop, but probably not a pocket pair as we check on every street.
KhQh
Villion 3bet and tripple barrel on a paired board and all cards are low
I removed possibilitis of JJ+
- the river pot bet did not make a lot of sense as it did not get called from many worse hands (very likely called from overpair or better)
- so check call would be better option if the villion really had a overpair
- Each pair has only 6 combos each
KhQh would be most likely
- Hero has a blocker of ace which reduces possiblities of AKo or other two high cmobos
- the villion probably bet on the flop with backdoor FD+two over
- he continued double with FD
- and shoved on the river representing overpairs
89 could be possible but most people may prefer 3bet with two high cards and big pairs especially blind vs. blind IMO
Looks like 8h5h. Its a good hand to bluff3bet vs SB, obligatory continuation bet, turn 2nd Barrel as semibluff, river trying to bluff against T or pocket pair.
I think K7o
range 3bet BB vs SB - TT+, AJs+,KQs,AJo+
Bluff 3bet A2o t/m A6o +, K5o t/m K8o
With the 7 on the flop 2 barrels
On the river allin because the second 7
Considering some solid polarized 3-betting range BB vs. SB, especially being the situation reg vs. reg, I would give villain something like A4o-A2o,K7o-K5o,Q8o,K4s-K2s,Q5s-Q2s,J6s,T6s,96s,85s,74s,64s (bluffs) + AA-TT,AKs-AJs,AKo-AQo (value)
Now lets say he will bet almost his entire range OTF. When 6h comes he can continue bluffing with his FDs. I think we would check behind with ace high and with weak pairs for since he has some SDV with these. He will obv bet his three of a kind hands. He will either bet or check top pair (1 combo T6s of clubs). So he comes to the river with this range: A4o-A2o,K7o-K5o,Q8o,K4s-K2s,Q5s-Q2s,J6s,T6s,96s,85s,74s,64s
Now on the river it is really a question what combos of these are best to bluff with. Maybe villain would actually slow down with his lower FDs on the turn and he would pick free card with these (and maybe he is not 3bet bluffing that wide at all, so ge actually doesnt have hands like 85s or Qx-suited. Hence I say he is bluffing with K4s or K3s.
A♥: Q♥:
Villain starts bluffing at the flop and continues on a turn with a flush draw + overcards, then he moves allin at the river even if he couldn't improve his project, hoping to force Hero fold his AT/KT/QT or worse hands..
Id say he has AQo, since he tought Hero was stealing w/ any cards, he reraise on PF, then keep pushing, hoping to see his high cards and bluffing on each street