KK vs pot bet OTR

Villain is tight but he might call wider from BB. I don't think he has a straight draw or straight here very often, flush draw maybe but I don't know how often he will call turn only with FD. Call Call Bet is usually a value line and you really have to think here if your overpair is good. I think folding vs this opponent is fine.

I think you played the hand great. People rarely bluff like this, and specially in NL2 I think its rare to see tight players do Call/call/pot-bet bluffs. Looks like a valuebet

You're playing in a NL2 game.
Villain is a 10/8 player. IMO not a very good player.
Villain plays PF/F/T passively but wakes up at the river. He then donks potsize. No flushes possible. 34-hand is way out of Villain's range. So no straights.

Hero has betted after a check from Villain. What would Hero has done if he got check-raised? In other words is Hero prepaired for an all-in? If so why fold on a riverbet?

By the way, I would leave this table. Just one full stack and three shorts. You cannot get the max. value out of your premium hands. The open seat just speeds up the coming of the blinds.

Originally posted by wimNP
Hero has betted after a check from Villain. What would Hero has done if he got check-raised? In other words is Hero prepaired for an all-in? If so why fold on a riverbet?

I think this depends on the street. If villain had check raised OTF I think we can call it since he can do it with a draw or sometimes as a bluff. If it is OTT I think it is better to fold since T doesn't change much but TT gets there. IMO villain is not prepared to go AI on later streets when raised so we can fold OTR?

OTT I would have bet bigger. River is a call IMO.

It can go both ways but still call is better as villain can do this with Jx.