$2 NLHE Full Ring: KK in late position

runnerx289

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poker stars $0.01/$0.02 No Limit Hold'em - 8 players
BB: $2.51
UTG: $2.00
UTG+1: $0.72
MP1: $1.05
MP2: $0.87
Hero (CO): $5.20
BTN: $1.51
SB: $4.62


Pre Flop: ($0.03)
Hero is CO with Ks Kd
1 fold,
UTG+1 calls $0.02,
2 folds,
HERO RAISES TO $0.06,
BTN calls $0.06,
SB calls $0.05,
BB calls $0.04,
UTG+1 calls $0.04
Flop: ($0.30) 7s Th Qh (5 players)
SB checks,
BB checks,
UTG+1 checks,
HERO BETS $0.20,
BTN calls $0.20,
SB calls $0.20,
BB folds,
UTG+1 folds


Turn: ($0.90) Tc (3 players)
SB checks,
HERO BETS $0.40,
BTN calls $0.40,
SB folds


River: ($1.70) Ts (2 players)
HERO BETS $0.60
SB folds

Okay so heres what was going through my head as I was playing this hand.
PREFLOP: Looking back at it I would have prefered raising to $0.08-$0.10 Preflop, but my general read on the table was that it was pretty tight so I didn't want to scare off my action.

FLOP: With 4 villians going into the flop action checked round to me and I wanted to thin the field a bit so I bet close to pot size to try give the drawing hands bad odds to call.

TURN: The ten of clubs didn't really scare me as I thought any hands with tens like (AT, KT) etc would have folded on the flop. So action checked to me and I decide to continue value betting and made it roughly half-pot on the turn. SB folds, BTN calls. At this stage I put my opponent on AQ.

RIVER: Ts, I liked this card because it kinda made me extra positive my opponent didn't have a T in his hand, also it improve my hand to a boat. So I stuck with my read of AQ. I thought about checking to see a showdown but I stuck with my read and tried getting value in on the river, thinking that AQ or even KQ would almost always call. The villian at this point had only $0.85 left behind so I raised it $0.50, He tanked for a long time and used his whole time bank (I thought he was going to shove) but ends up folding.

So obviously my read was off and I have spent a long time looking at this hand trying to figure out what cards that my opponent will call the flop and turn with, then fold the river? I have ruled out flush and straight draws as I was giving him bad odds to call on both streets.
So if you have actually taken time to read this haha I would appretiate thoughts and opinions on my play, bet sizing, tweaks you would make etc. also viallians range here? Thanks a lot CC I'll leave a link to a visual replay of the hand if anyone is interested.:D
http://www.boomplayer.com/poker-hands/Boom/2260174_90068666F8
 
vinylspiros

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all i have to say about this hand is: i can not believe the villain folded.
 
Lucothefish

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Okay so heres what was going through my head as I was playing this hand.
PREFLOP: Looking back at it I would have prefered raising to $0.08-$0.10 Preflop, but my general read on the table was that it was pretty tight so I didn't want to scare off my action.

Yes, you should have raised bigger.

FLOP: With 4 villians going into the flop action checked round to me and I wanted to thin the field a bit so I bet close to pot size to try give the drawing hands bad odds to call.

You bet 2/3 pot. Not bad, but you can value bet a little bigger for sure.

TURN: The ten of clubs didn't really scare me as I thought any hands with tens like (AT, KT) etc would have folded on the flop. So action checked to me and I decide to continue value betting and made it roughly half-pot on the turn. SB folds, BTN calls. At this stage I put my opponent on AQ.

Their range is wider than 12 combos of AQ, you can value bet way bigger than <1/2 pot btw

RIVER: Ts, I liked this card because it kinda made me extra positive my opponent didn't have a T in his hand, also it improve my hand to a boat. So I stuck with my read of AQ. I thought about checking to see a showdown but I stuck with my read and tried getting value in on the river, thinking that AQ or even KQ would almost always call. The villian at this point had only $0.85 left behind so I raised it $0.50, He tanked for a long time and used his whole time bank (I thought he was going to shove) but ends up folding.

So obviously my read was off and I have spent a long time looking at this hand trying to figure out what cards that my opponent will call the flop and turn with, then fold the river? I have ruled out flush and straight draws as I was giving him bad odds to call on both streets.
So if you have actually taken time to read this haha I would appretiate thoughts and opinions on my play, bet sizing, tweaks you would make etc. also viallians range here? Thanks a lot CC I'll leave a link to a visual replay of the hand if anyone is interested.:D
http://www.boomplayer.com/poker-hands/Boom/2260174_90068666F8

I just watched the replay and the villain called, not folded.
 
LD1977

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This was a FD that missed. 700% sure.
 
c9h13no3

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Not shoving the river here is a pretty big mistake. You're also too small on other streets.
 
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