TPGK against the overly tight

[akira]

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I agree. I would check/call the flop and turn and possibly lead the river. Although an opponent this aggressive may bet the river anyway and if you lead may realize that there's a good chance a river raise with a worse hand wins without showdown.

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Maybe a n00b question, but what would be the reasoning to lead out on the river after calling down? (or did you mean only when a scare card comes?)

[Fat Nicky]

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I agree. I would check/call the flop and turn and possibly lead the river. Although an opponent this aggressive may bet the river anyway and if you lead may realize that there's a good chance a river raise with a worse hand wins without showdown.

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Maybe a n00b question, but what would be the reasoning to lead out on the river after calling down? (or did you mean only when a scare card comes?)

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You bet the river after check/calling the whole way in case the villain has been betting the flop and turn with KK or QQ and plans to take a free showdown with the A on board. If this is the case and you check, you miss out on a bet.

[chief444]

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against a player this aggressive i definitely call a river raise.

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Errant,

I agree. That's why I would probably check/call the river as well here.

[Akimka]

i don't understand!

check-call river or bet-fold to raise on river. Any other lines is possible here???

[sfer]

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once MP2 folds I just call the flop and turn.

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[chief444]

Just to clarify, I think check/calling the river here is OK IF you call down on the flop and turn. But as it played out I bet the river and fold to a raise. I think a bluff raise is highly unlikely given the line you took.