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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6157759, member: 397965"] Preflop Standard open and when you face an undersized 3-bet in position, its also a standard call. If he had sized correctly to 10BB, I might consider folding this one, when BB has cold called. That puts you against two very strong ranges, where K9s dont perform all that well, but for this price its a call. Flop There is probably not much fold equity here in a 3-bet pot, so totally on board with taking the price on your draw in position. Its also worth nothing, that while you have a gutshot, its potentially a troublesome one, because it makes AK a higher straight. This is definitely something, that matter in a 3-bet pot, where both opponents can easily have that hand. Turn You made the potentially very trublesome second best straight, but the good news is, both opponents checked to you. I have no problem with betting half pot here. There are two flushdraws, and river cards putting out a 1-liner are also not great, so a bet for value and protection is definitely in order. If you get check-raised, you have your flushdraw to fall back on, so you are at least never drawing dead, and you would probably have to close your eyes and call it off. River You improved to a flush, and now you face a small donk bet. For me this is a jam for value all day long. You only lose to the nut flush, and given that he cold called a 3-bet preflop, how many combos of that does he realistically have? Its probably only AQ and AJ exactly, since you hold the K and 9, and the T is on the board. So you lose to a whopping 2 combos, and whenever thats the case, its simply to tight to not stack off for value. Yes he would probably have folded his exact hand, but thats fine. You still win the pot, and you dont have to show, so you keep him guessing. Jamming here and forcing him to bet-fold TPTK might tilt him, and its great for future dynamics. [/QUOTE]

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