KK, SOP?

[Phoenix1010]

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2/3 pot the turn and see what happens

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What if he flat calls?

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[lautzutao]

blockbet the river and hope he doesn't raise.

[Phoenix1010]

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blockbet the river and hope he doesn't raise.

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Bet $25 on the flop, $50 on the turn, and then block bet the river with my last $13, and hope he doesn't raise my all-in?

[Phoenix1010]

Nothing?

[lautzutao]

Hmm, forgot stacks were ~100...

Why are you check/calling down if in your mind you can't beat anything? I'm assuming that's why you aren't betting out, or disagree with it. Why not just check/fold on the flop?

[Phoenix1010]

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Hmm, forgot stacks were ~100...

Why are you check/calling down if in your mind you can't beat anything? I'm assuming that's why you aren't betting out, or disagree with it. Why not just check/fold on the flop?

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I never said I can't beat anything, I'm still ahead of some of his possible hands. I'd like to see a showdown, but enough of his range has me drawing to two outs that I'm not really comfortable committing my stack yet. If I'm going to lead the flop and the turn, I can't get away, and he's probably playing QQ the same as AQ.

[lautzutao]

Then how about donking the turn half the pot? I don't like just calling bets this small(even if villian is passive and might not know any better...)

Is he so passive he won't let you know he has a set?

[Phoenix1010]

The ideas of fast playing and protecting his hand do not occur to him, especially since it looks like I have AK and missed.

Edit: half potting the turn sounds like it might have some merit.

More thoughts please.