- vadde sitting in seat 1 with $72.75
- TobiasNRW sitting in seat 2 with $5.75 [Dealer]
- DoThaFunk sitting in seat 3 with $44.05
- Kaunos sitting in seat 4 with $51.55
- jonsalgerier sitting in seat 5 with $50.40
- TUURIPELLE sitting in seat 8 with $18.85
- HERO sitting in seat 9 with $88.07
- raise_me_plz sitting in seat 10 with $52.90

DoThaFunk posted the small blind - $0.25
Kaunos posted the big blind - $0.50

** Dealing card to HERO: [Kc]
jonsalgerier folded
TUURIPELLE folded
HERO raised - $2.00
raise_me_plz folded
vadde called - $2.00
TobiasNRW folded
DoThaFunk called - $2.00
Kaunos folded

** Dealing the flop: [As][Kd]
DoThaFunk checked
HERO bet - $3.50
vadde folded
DoThaFunk called - $3.50

** Dealing the turn:
DoThaFunk checked
HERO bet - $6.50
DoThaFunk raised - $19.50

And I do what? Opponent is relatively tight but not very good.

MHFlush

Flat call flop and raise the turn, usually a monster. That 8 shouldn't have helped him, since a "tight" player won't call a raise with A8s and he can't call a flop bet with 88. No re-raise preflop. That leaves 22 and another AK as the most likely candidates.

if you're going to fold the river with those pot odds you should just fold the turn.

if he's a donk, push the turn
if he's a nit you can fold this.

jon

That should never be folded there. If he's so incredibly tight that you can let go of an absolute monster hand like that on such a docile board, you might as well not even look at your cards when you play against him.

I used to play $5/$10 limit and just recently started playing $100 NL, and I can't tell you the amount of times I've seen people play back like they've hit an absolute monster only to stack them when they flip over JK on a J high flop. There is absolutely no way you should be folding this. Also, didn't you fold like 3:1 if you folded on the river? That's borderline insane.

Nah, I would probably grit my teeth and call and then WISH I had folded the turn instead.

whatever you do don't fold. you said he's not very good.

Make your decision on the turn. With top 2 and only one reasonable hand that beats me, I play for it all.

You have to add the possibility of a pure bluff here. It doesn't happen often but it does happen. Also a hand like [Qh].

Push the turn or call the turn and then call his push on the river. Either way is good.