K-10s bad play?

You can also just call the flop. Except for the flush draw this board is pretty dry and out of position I would try to keep the pot small with only a drawing hand. Turn is off course a easy value Cbet and that would be the plan on river as well. if villain would shove the river you have a really nasty spot on a paired board, but still tough to give villain only credit for a full house or ace high flush.

Cheers,
SDK1987

3bet PF is also an option. As played I would only bet river 1/3 pot or 1/2 pot and fold to a raise. I don't believe he would raise AJx or worse hands.

Originally posted by SDK1987
You can also just call the flop. Except for the flush draw this board is pretty dry and out of position I would try to keep the pot small with only a drawing hand. Turn is off course a easy value Cbet and that would be the plan on river as well. if villain would shove the river you have a really nasty spot on a paired board, but still tough to give villain only credit for a full house or ace high flush.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Thank you very much for your answers.
Unfortunately, K flush high is often difficult to fold but I decided to check because an ace high flush can also be in his hand range or ben full house so that I don't lose the stack completely.

Originally posted by JanssenBatista
3bet PF is also an option. As played I would only bet river 1/3 pot or 1/2 pot and fold to a raise. I don't believe he would raise AJx or worse hands.

K10s is a little too loose for a 3bet against a CO open raise. In my opinion.
We have a calling range in BB other than a 3bet range.

I think you played it right? Villain has at least one club when he calls your turn bet. I think on the river you can bet half pot and then fold to a jam. His river bet seems weird but I still don't think you beat, his hand looks so much like an over pair that he has turned into a bluff.