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K3 Two pair fold to a river shove

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DedoMassivo
Joined: 01.03.2017

I have no reads on Villain beside he is a bit spewie, he can call with a lot of hands and sometimes bluff with the most absurd hands but in this case I was almost 100% sure he got there on the turn. After reanalyzing the hand I am sure that it was possible that AK, AQ, KK or even JJ TT can do something crazy like that but would like you to discuss it a bit:

Hero - K♥:3♦:
Villain (BTN) - 46 BB
Hero (BB) - 42 BB
Pre-Flop:
-Villain limps from the BTN and I check in the BB, SB folds;
Flop (2,5 BB): 7♦:K♣:3♣:
-I flopped two pair and set the "trap", hoping for him to catch something or try to bluff as this is an aggressive player.
-I reraise his pot bet for value and he calls. I put him in some overpair he tried to trap pre-flop or a flush draw;
Turn (14,5 BB): 9♣:
I check, Villain checks back;
River (14,5 BB): Q♠:
I make a small value bet hoping to get called by a mid pair, any over pair and a King, around 30% (5BB), he shoves and I fold...

Boom! Hand
I am not sure if I can post a hand from Boom! so edit my post if I am doing something Ilegal.

Cheers!


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

I don’t see something illegal with a link to boom player.
On the flop, I would most bet myself to get value of most likely a fishy limper. We don’t want that the BTN gets a free card and you can miss value as well against his draws and Kx hands.

As played I would raise more than just a little bit more than a min raise. You can easy raise to like 250-270 for value. This way you get more value end then the pot will be over the 600 and then you can bet half pot to get it in on the river as well.

On the turn, I would bet at least half pot for value and if he shoves you can always consider folding. That’s for the river the same. I expect he can still call with worse hands and you protect your hand as well.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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tzoun
Joined: 02.05.2009

It is better to bet out on the flop, you seemed pretty sure that he will attack but usually aggro players will open with a raise especially with this position.
As it gone I will bet the turn and you can fold if he shoves if you expect him to have the flush, which is the most common scenario imo if he does.


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angalius
Joined: 10.11.2011

If we call and lose its either against K7 or a flush, everything else seems like a hand he would raise if you said hes spewie. But this smells like a low flush from the way he played it- hes betting pot on the flop hoping to take it down, checking the hands to disguise it and hoping you take a stab and he can value bet all in.


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