KK Vs Turn Shove

I suspected that this guy floated me on a previous hand within a few minutes of this one which is why i was more inclined to go with it

Anything else i could have done?

100NL 6 MAX

Villain 20/9/1.2

BB ($23.23)
UTG ($100)
Hero ($100)
CO ($107.86)
Button ($98)
SB ($195.54)

Preflop: Hero is MP with K , K .
1 fold, Hero raises to $3, CO calls $3, Button calls $3, 2 folds.

Flop: ($10.50) 6 , T , 8 (3 players)
Hero bets $8, CO calls $8, Button calls $8.

Turn: ($34.50) 3 (3 players)
Hero bets $29, CO calls $107.86 (All-In), Button folds, Hero calls $100 (All-In).

River: ($271.36) A (2 players, 2 all-in)

Final Pot: $250.22

Results in white below:
Hero has Kh Ks (one pair, kings).
CO has Ts 6s (two pair, tens and sixes).
Outcome: CO wins $250.22.

Man, shoving that board doesn't make any sense. Its so dry, sets are a real possibility. He's not all that aggro either. Hard to say here, I could go either way. Its hard to imagine this guy not 3-betting JJ or QQ. I can't really think of a hand that we beat. AhTh, some suited connectors that turned a flush draw?

Idk, I could maybe get away from this. Unless villain goes nuts with top pair kind of hands, I think we can get away from this. The shove on the turn pretty much screams slow play IMO since that 3 changes so few hands.

FWIW, I like a slightly smaller bet on the flop. 6-7$. Its so dry, you want to try and encourage players to float you with like middle pair.

Yeah getting beluga'd on a blank turn for stacks in a single-raised pot pf is NOT a spot you want to stack. Turn bet's a little big, as played it should be a fold.

I don't wanna seem rude or anything, but can you please use a converter that works? It's very tough to analyze your hands when you cant tell what actually happened.

On to the hand, I Really can't see stacking on this turn. This board is soooooo ridiculously dry, what is he shoving with here that you beat? The way he plays this hand screams set/flopped straight.

A lot of people ask me to use different converters, i tried different one before and this seemed to be the best, as nobody said anything

Which is the best one to use, as the CS one gets the most flaming

Thanks for the comments!

ChuckTs said:

Yeah getting beluga'd on a blank turn for stacks in a single-raised pot pf is NOT a spot you want to stack. Turn bet's a little big, as played it should be a fold.

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Basically this ^^^

But also, do you really think he is shoving a hand worse than yours with someone left to act behind him, aswell as you?? His stats say he isn't

Easy fold here. This is a set/2 pair like 90% of the time. When someone with calling station-like stats does this bells should be going off in your head. Sure this COULD be JJ/QQ/AT, but these hands are not even usually shoving here into two opponents. I'd probably also check this turn. You got called by 2 players after you bet nearly pot. This indicates they're not on air. If you check you can probably make another call, but then if they shove the river it's an easy fold, just as this should be for you. You've got one pair, you don't want to be stacking here. Also, checking this turn allows you to value bet a river if you get checks and have JJ/QQ/AT call you as opposed to this line where JJ/QQ and especially AT may fold this turn knowing they can't stand to call a river raise. Also relevent here, what are your stats?

My stats are 21/12,5/1.7

But important to mention my street aggression as the TAF seems low

3.1/2.3/1.9

it might be a tought fold with your over pair
but i think i would have called myself to fold in this situtation

i probably would make a big raise, not shove though