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[QUOTE="blueskies, post: 6266656, member: 50699"]
I had KhJc on BB. UTG opens to 26c. Everyone folds I called. Effective stack size is about 120bbs.

QJ6 flop, all hearts. I check to the raiser.

He bets 18c into 57c pot.

I raised to 40c he calls. Wanted to get some value here but wanted to size it small enough that he'd stick around.

Turn is the Th. I was not thrilled to see this particular heart. This means if he had a heart that I could beat, it would be 9h at the highest. I decided to check it.

Villain is somewhat on the nitty side and I didn't think I would get more than 1 street of value from him so I decided to undersell the strength of my hand. I don't think he has a set at this point so no fear of a FH. If he had 8h or 9h, he'd be drawing to a one outter royal flush. And if he has Ah, I was drawing dead anyhow.

He bet 44c into the 1.37c pot. I called. The guy's not a dummy and he's not particular aggro. The small size felt like a value bet to me. If he had a 9h, from his perspective I could have Kh or Ah, so he would more likely check. What hand is he trying to milk value from if he had a mediocre heart? A pair of Q or J? In the back of my mind I was thinking he might have the Ah.

River's a Qd. I check and he bets 72c into the 2.25 pot. For sure he was betting for value at this point. I thought about raising to maybe $1.70 and get 9h to call, but based on my feel of this player, I felt it was more likely he had the Ah and was trying to give me the price to call. The way I played it I don't think he expects me to have Kh.

I called and...

[spoiler]He had AhAd.[/spoiler]

Smh.
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