KTo fold FH?

Originally posted by spl4t
should I just c/f flop here? and can I ever call the river with my FH? he bet very quickly on the river.

short answer: Yup
You have no pair, no direct draws and your backdoos aren't to the nuts.

OTR you dug this hole, and if he has a J there's no way out of it
To win, he must be bluffing about 30% of the time.
On double-paired boards, though a lot of players will bluff with naked Ax hands
You beat any hand that does not contain a jack, so hmmm...
Yeah, I would call.

on the flop- either way I think is fine, you can cbet 1/3 to 1/2 pot of check. As you have a BD str8 draw and BD FD 2nd nut.

When he turn comes and you hit a 10, you need to float this I believe, villain can possibly be betting any 2 hearts even tho we have a good blocker in the Kh. He can also be leading with 98suited. I would be calling trying to get to SD. he as well could have floated flop with A10 which is interesting.

River is rough spot with the 10 coming, because it is a 2/3 bet i would be calling, if villain jammed I probably fold. Normally when a rec bets fast to me it is normally a bluff, not always but i lean more towards a call when this happens- dependent on size of bet and odds given.

Originally posted by VorpalF2F

Originally posted by spl4t
should I just c/f flop here? and can I ever call the river with my FH? he bet very quickly on the river.

short answer: Yup
You have no pair, no direct draws and your backdoos aren't to the nuts.

villain's range in this spot (BvB) couldn't be wider. so my reasoning was that I probably still have the best hand on the flop. but it's not strong enough to c/c, so I should go for a bet myself. is it not to weak to play c/f, because I'm basically inviting villain to bluff me out?
how should my betting and checking ranges in a spot like this be constructed in general?
I'd probably check my one-pair hands and NFDs and bet BD draws, low FDs and overpairs, trips and boats. is that ok?

I wish people folded more fullhouses against my floats...