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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6165154, member: 393841"]
When V slows down on the river, he is not representing strong holdings and is more often including weak hands that he wants to protect, such as KJo e.g.  Maybe with the Kh the V was betting on the turn, but now it's a missed draw.  However, given the size OTR chooses, possibly V is hoping to block a hand like AK from your range.
 It seems that V should give up when you raise OTR, because in the best case: which bluffs of yours is he winning?  It could go ahead of AA, if V has 2 pairs like QJ.  But it gives the impression that this player intends to eliminate all those hands, as he expects you to 3-bet preflop not only with the premium hands, but also with a decent range like: AQs +.
 In the case that V has a set, you may get a higher + EV.  But it's really hard to think of a frustrated person playing a strong hand so passively, at least on the flop.  On the turn It might make more sense.  However, there is a real chance of being defeated by over sets.
 In general I think that if V is frustrated regardless of how big OTR you raise, he will most of the time give up on a texture and sequence like this and will only call with the top of his range, which should be second nut flush.
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