What was villain's stack to start the hand? I imagine they covered otherwise telling us your stack size alone was silly.
I think you played it ok. I think your flop and turn bets are a little bigger than optimal, but with your image probably ok. I like ~$85 on the flop and $220 on the turn. Then I'd prolly value bet $525ish on the river.
I just think your turn bet will scare away QJ too often even with a bluffy image.
going nuts with overpair KK, prob standard
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by Zeestein » Sun Apr 08, 2007 5:34 pm
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