What's the river plan?

[pokerjunky]

15/8/2.6 UTG+1 raises. Folded to me in the BB and I call with K/images/graemlins/heart.gifJ/images/graemlins/heart.gif

Flop comes J/images/graemlins/diamond.gif7/images/graemlins/spade.gifQ/images/graemlins/heart.gif
I check/call

Turn is a blank.
Check/call.

River is K/images/graemlins/diamond.gif

Who does what and for those that check raise how do you handle a three bet.

Bet/call.

[TimsterToo]

I'd probably cap it.

How come you are still in the hand though? I can understand your preflop call but after that I would have done a runner with so little bets in the pot.

[spydog]

CR and call a 3-bet.

If you donk then AA/AK probably calls your bet but doesn't raise. However, AA/AK will always bet and call a CR.

[toss]

I think a checkraise fold to a 3-bet is better here. Villain is not likely to 3-bet with a hand that we beat at the end. If he has AK or AA he'll fear two pair or a set. If we just lead the river what hands will villain raise that we're ahead of? He'll only call the river bet with worse hands for the same reason he won't 3-bet. Checkraising allows him to bet a weaker hand and get trap for one more big bet.

[pokerjunky]

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I'd probably cap it.

How come you are still in the hand though? I can understand your preflop call but after that I would have done a runner with so little bets in the pot.

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Because this type of player is likely to bet the turn with any two cards.

[SnglMaltScotch]

This is a donktastic opportunity. I think that AK, AQ, AJ all call. I think that I call a raise as well since I can see AK going a little overboard.

Bet/Call