Hand I dont know what to do with

[xorbie]

I would not be so happy with my hand on this river in a limped pot, its unlikely anyone has AK so you're banking on KT and a flushdraw.

oh Im stupid. Forgot to mention the table was very strange.

They called alot on flop and turn but on river all of them seemed to shut down without a monster. A few hands earlier I had the nuts and got cold called by the other straight. So going all-in for value didnt seem like an option.

[Big_Jim]

Given this information... I bet $200, and call a raise.

(I'm even worse at folding full houses for 8:1...)

[FlyingStart]

If villain1 holds KJ he wins the hand.. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Anyway nice hand, apparently it was correct to bet. WFIW KT is the only reasonable hand that will pay you off IMO, and I still think that villain played it badly on all streets (On the flop TP doesn't look good and on the turn a one-card OSED on a twoflushbord ain't exacty great). Other than that there are the draws, which will not pay you off ofcourse, and KJ/KQ.

If the table is passive without much bluffing I am either betting or checkfolding. If there are some bluffhappy villains I might checkcall

[Niwa]

$100 was a little on the small side and in retrospect if they were calling with KT all the way they could call a bigger bet than $100 on river when they improved.

[FlyingStart]

I definitely aggree with this, if he called flop and turn with a lone king, he is calling a river push too.. I don't see any reason to bet something smaller

[Niwa]

I think my judgement is affected by running bad. Im dying for value [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Does he really need to get 1:5 on his money? answer: no.