When to slow down with pocket aces heads up with no bet cap?

[thesharpie]

Playing full ring 1/2 Crypto with no cap on betting when heads up.

Hero raises pocket aces UTG+1, 3 cold callers (haven't seen this many people calling a raise preflop in hours, YaY), blinds fold.

Flop is K52 rainbow. (9SB)

Hero leads, 1 call, 1 fold, Button raises, Hero 3 bets, 1 fold, Button 4 bets...

I just called down after this as I hadn't seen him get wild on the flop without a hand better than a pair, the board is drawless, plus a Q fell on the turn which would help KQ.

Did I slow down too early?

[awval999]

I would figure you are looking at a set of fives. A/K might cold call preflop. K/K would not cold call preflop though. I doubt a tight player would 4-bet with KQ though. I would assume you are looking at a set of fives (or deuces). Check/call for sure at least.

You played the hand fine. If you really want to you could lead the river (get raised) and call the raise.

[Shillx]

You mentioned that the table was tight...well what might he be coldcalling with? AK? KK? 55?

After we figure this out, we can determine how big we should go here.

[thesharpie]

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You mentioned that the table was tight...well what might he be coldcalling with? AK? KK? 55?

After we figure this out, we can determine how big we should go here.

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I only have 15 hands on him and had even less during play. Looking over it he looks to be loose passive - 53/7, defending his BB with 82o against a button open raise, check calling a 456 flop and check raising the 7 turn. He also posted in UTG+1 when he first sat down.

I hadn't noticed any of this at the table, I need to be more observant. I just assumed he was weak tight like most of the people at the table and put him on KQ or 55. I was pretty sure he'd reraise KK preflop though.

[reubenf]

I think that's perfect without much of a read.