AK flops top 2...what to do on river?

[Gary Stevenson]

Full Tilt Poker - $1/$2 - No Limit Hold'em (9 handed)
Seat 1: Villain ($244.15)
Seat 7: Hero ($268.70)
Dealt to Hero [Ks Ad]
2 folds
Hero raises to $8
2 folds
Villain calls $8
3 folds
*** FLOP *** [Kc Ah 8c] Pot ($19)
Hero bets $15
Villain calls $15
*** TURN *** [Kc Ah 8c] [7s] Pot ($49)
Hero bets $40
Villain calls $40
*** RIVER *** [Kc Ah 8c 7s] [6s] Pot ($129
Hero bets $205.70, and is all in
Villain folds
Uncalled bet of $205.70 returned to Hero
Hero mucks
Hero wins the pot ($126)

No specific reads on villain here...been sitting for maybe 50 hands, they haven't gotten too involved in anything. However when they called the flop and turn they were almost instantaneous...So i figured they were being stubborn with any ace(although probably Q,J,10 since they've been fairly tight) or they were on a flush draw. So given the river blanked...do you like betting pot here? overbetting to induce a "big call" from opponent? underbetting? checking to induce bluff/value bet? (although i was confident they would check behind most of the time here) they had $180 left on river

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[soah]

That river bet looks absolutely terrible against a reasonable opponent. No worse hand will ever call that. I'd bet $70 or so and expect either a call or a fold. In the unlikely event that you're raised a fold is probably correct, as you've represented AA/KK/AK pretty clearly all the way.

[Leptyne]

Well played. I think villain was on some kind of draw or perhaps AQ. He's probably not calling any bet on the river.

If you have a good read I make a blocking bet of $25 and hope I get raised, or at least called. Villain isn't pot cimmitted so he can get away here, although I have seen some donkish calls here.

[diconoclastx]

how about a more decent sized value bet? 1/2 pot that a weak ace will pay off?

[Lucky]

You've shown a ton of strength. Slow down with about 70 on river. Maybe AQ or AJ calls you down.