Tough River Decision (NL $100 6-Max)

[DoctorHandles]

No reads, effective stacks $120.

1. I raise to $4 in mp with [Ks]. SB calls.
2. Flop [5h][2s], pot $8. SB leads $7 I call.
3. Turn comes , pot $22. SB leads $14, I call.
4. River comes , pot $50. SB checks, I bet $34, SB CRAI for about $60 more.

I'm getting better than 2:1 but I think I see [8h] or [8h] a lot. I debated raising the turn, but decided there was absolutely no value in it at all (BB did not seem horrible and I think would fold 88 or 99 and 3-bet TT+ preflop). Help?

[droqqa]

River CR's are so very rarely bluffs @ this level - this is a fold.

Personally, I would raise the turn or the flop b/c I would do so with air against a tight villian.

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[k3nt]

[Zmej]

[shamdonk]

[DoctorHandles]

[k3nt]

[ua1176]

i probably raise the turn.

as played im not sure how i feel about the river bet...i could go either way.

definitely have to fold to the river CR though.

[JimmyJet]

Meh, call me too aggressive but I raise more preflop, and raise the flop. I'd raise the turn again and once another call came I'm done with the hand. The two calls on the flop and turn are a little too passive for me and the check by villian on the river stinks to high heaven of a set turned boat who's trying to act scared of the flush. Check the river yes.

Whoever said 77 or 55, I agree with.

[DoctorHandles]

[ua1176]

if your range is narrow (which i dont think it is. you could conceivably play a set this way at least some of the time, or [6h])......but IF your range is this narrow...then you still fold to a shove absent any read to the contrary, because the players at $100NL who are good enough to read you for KK aren't gonna expect you to fold it on that turn.

if the guy's a bluffing maniac or one of the super-aggro 22/20 cardrunners types....you'll know that, and you can call a turn shove.

otherwise.....no.

[shamdonk]

[Zmej]

[iceman5]

[iceman5]