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oh, I see. I'm not really asking you to put me on a hand, I'm not sure how that would be possible. More I'm asking what action I should take with each of the holdings I could have.

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Based upon the way the hand played out, I'm putting you on AsK, two pair with a busted flush draw.

Whether to bet the river or not, is all up to the chances that the opponent would fold his likely holding of 3 Tens.

Possibly the opponent also has a busted flush draw and a piece of the board, with something like KxQs or KxJs.

However, it is unlikely that you would want to risk betting into that.

On the river, I always go back to Professor Sklansky .... whether or not to value bet on the river comes down to the probability of winning the opponents bet when you are called.

There is also the option to bluff. However, you had already hinted that you pretty much ran roughshod over this opponent in your most recent encounter. So I doubt the opponent is going to lay down 3 Tens.

This is interesting. I can't wait for the final verdict.