river bet?

[Billy]

OK that was a bvb hand , me SB

I raise A9o he calls,
flop Kxx w fd, I cbet he calls
turn x I fire again 3$ in 3,7 pot he tanks and calls,
river is A but fd arrives.

Now I really thought he has the K but was afraid of my hand since I never 2barreld at this table before.
Should I bet the river or check/call,fold?

He was pretty tight player and I fealt like he has a K but still I checked

[AdrienD]

bet/fold small if you think he is unlikely to fold flopped top pair and check/fold if you think he is likely to fold putting you on either A or the FD.
I don't think villain is smart enough to know that is the perfect bluffing card so I really don't think he is calling a big river bet.
If the flush didn't come in it is an easy valuebet.

When you check and he bets he is unlikely to valuebet worse (like KQ) so it's an easy fold IMO.

[TheDeKay]

Why are you double barreling a tight player in a BvsB-battle?

On the river you could c/f or bet/f depending on how loose he calls.

[Billy]

hes a reg at 20NL and almost all of them float flops w 1 overcard when they got a medium pocket pair, so I decided to do it this time... as u see he was unhappy even with KQ.. but normally Im not doing this

but as he called the turn too I was sure he had the K maybe I shouldve thought a bit longer about it but I checked and he checked behind

[dansiek]

small bet/ fold imo,.

[couriermike]

It's interesting that he hesitated before calling the turn bet. That probably means a made hand rather than a draw because the people who'll call a psb on the turn with 18% equity usually don't need alot of time to think about it.

So I like b/f on the river. We can definitely get value from a K especially if we bet kinda smallish, and a K doesn't bluff-raise us since he wants to get to showdown and see if he's good. Definitely fold tp to a big raise, tho.