Giving away the store (30/60)

[Ryno]

Villian is 22/17, all 6-max hands, so basic TAG on the tight side preflop. Postflop I have him labeled as safe, doesn't cause trouble. *But*, he is stuck, I am running good, and I have been stealing his blind a lot in this session, like more than half the time. So here is the hand:

5-handed

I open on the button with K9o, BB (villian) calls.

Flop is 479 rainbow. He checkraises, I 3bet, he caps. The pace was hot.

Turn is an Ace of clubs making a 2-flush. He bets, I call.

River is King of clubs (3rd one). He bets, I raise, he 3-bets, I fold.

[smacksoup]

i call the river three bet.

[Grisgra]

Given your description of him this is a horrible, horrible fold IMO. Between the pot-odds you have and the information you get about what his hand is . . . ugh. Yeah, he probably has 2-pair with an ace, but more than 9 out of 10 times? Given his flop agg, sure, he might have a set or A9, but he also might have flopped a low two pair.

[wheelz]

doesn't seem like the right time to make a big fold at all. i think you're definitely good here 8% of the time.

[TStoneMBD]

fold look bad

[Jeff W]

I would not raise the river.

[Ryno]

OK even I admit that the fold looks bad when reading it. I went back just now and looked, over 162 hands this guy has a 0.38AF on the river (1.14 overall). This particular site does not allow PT notes to be loaded but I was sure he was weak on big bet streets from my written notes. I guess you just had to be there, or really I should have stopped my post at "I raise" on the river.

I was most curious about the amount of action I gave with just 1 pair vs. such a player. Like, would folding the turn ever be right? Or taking it down a notch on the flop? And should I just call the river?

[wackjob]

I think by the flop action this guy is never going to fold.. why not just call down unless you improve?