AK TPTK in multipot

You can 3bet pre but i guess call vs utg raise is fine as well.

Bet bigger on the turn. There are many weaker hands to get value from. You bet less than 1/2 pot?

I believe you may discount AT as this hand is raising the flop multiway. Same for sets.

He represents very thin on this river i would look him up but im a call station

I think we can bet the turn a bit bigger because there are alot of draws he could have. Also, two-pairs and sets are most likelly raising flop or turn, so I don't see him having a better hand on the river, especially when he decides to overbet. Why would he overbet fullhouses or trips, for exapmle, when there is a chance that we have Ax? If we bet the river, we will probably get some calls from AQ and AJ which could otherwise check back in case we check. When we check and he bets like that, I believe we can call because it looks like he has alot more busted draws than better hands.

As stated earlier, bet larger on the turn. You want to charge draws and not give them odds. There are a lot of bad rivers as well. I would fold the river as played (but heavily consider calling total bricks).

No need to bet big. OTR with every Tx, AT-A8 and straight beating us, just fold to the overbet.

Originally posted by oI2ange
As stated earlier, bet larger on the turn. You want to charge draws and not give them odds. There are a lot of bad rivers as well. I would fold the river as played (but heavily consider calling total bricks).

because it was multipot on the turnpot is so big and I didnt want to betting 80%-100% size of pot because it commited me

1/2pot bet give 25% pot odds
flush draws has here around 18%
Im not gave him right odds

I would bet turn bigger. I think AT would have raised OTF.
I think you could call OTR. When draws don't complete and we check OTR, it is clear that we do not have a hand that could call a big bet -> villain should bet his strong hands much smaller if he wanted any calls -> this looks super bluffy.

Originally posted by la55i
I would bet turn bigger. I think AT would have raised OTF.
I think you could call OTR. When draws don't complete and we check OTR, it is clear that we do not have a hand that could call a big bet -> villain should bet his strong hands much smaller if he wanted any calls -> this looks super bluffy.

Your last statement is not always true for NL10 players. I mean you are right, but they just dont realise this and make decisions in a matter of seconds. Also i dont see many bluffs here QJs and Tx-s are beating you. He wont turn an Ax fd into bluff, otherwise the only fd that he could turn into bluff are the KQs and KJs

You are absolutely right and folding this is not wrong. I just think we can sometimes call in this kind of spots and make a note on villain. I think calling wouldn't be that bad.
Sets and 2 pair he will raise OTF and straights he will raise OTT because he is scared of 2 flush draws. Ax he will not turn into a bluff (at least not often), Tx might not call turn. So even if KQs and KJs are only a couple of combos I think those are very likely.

From a balanced point of view, you should fold about 70% of your bluff catchers. Where this leaves you in this hand depends on your own range.