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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6677804, member: 397965"] Preflop My main play here would be to just call, but I guess, a 3-bet can also be fine from time to time. Flop I can get on board with a small "range bet", but with your particular hand you will mostly get better hands to call and worse hands to fold. So if there is ever a hand to not C-bet, it kind of has to be this one? I wanted to run the spot in GTO Wizard to see, what a solver say, but apparently I am out of free calculations. Turn I actually disagree, that this is a good barrel card. A good barrel card would be high card like a Q or J, which put more pressure on pocket pairs below the K. You also dont have any kind of draw. So a bit like on the flop, if we are not checking back this combo, are we ever checking back anything? From a theory standpoint we are supposed to bluff with our hands, that have the least showdown value. But in this case AQ dont fit that bill, since we should also have some suited wheel aces and suited connectors like QJs, if we have a balanced 3-betting range. River Kind of an awkward spot with an SPR of just around 1. If you jam, you probably only get called, when you are beat. Maybe he can have AJ or AT of hearts and pay you off, but thats probably just about it, since his other AX combos were most likely folded on the flop or turn. Except for AK or A4, which you lose to. So I dont like jamming. Then you could bet small like 25% pot. But that looks quite weak, and if he check-jam, you have no idea, if you induced it, or if you are being taken to value town. So I dont like that option either, which only leave the option of checking back. Results KQo should not have defended to a 3-bet, but him showing up with this hand also illustrate the problem with your flop and turn line. You are basically putting money in the pot with 3 outs and was pretty lucky to hit one of them on the river. And even when that happened, you could not go for value. [/QUOTE]

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