Set Vs. Shove On River

[In3us 0]

Live $1/2 game at Turningstone, 8- handed.Hero is Cutoff with 22Folds to hero (about 120 on table)Hero limps, Button folds, Sb calls (about 70, tight-passive), BB checks (about 80, fairly TAG)Pot: $6Flop: Kx Jx 6xEveryone checksTurn: 2xEveryone checksRiver: 5xSB checks, BB bets $4, Hero raises to $14, SB folds, BB shoves for another $65 or soThe BB has played fairly tight but has made a couple LAG plays post-flop when the action slows.However, I feel like he wouldn't make a play here. 34, 55 or does he have a weak two pair? Hero's play?

[potatoman 0]

I would have bet the turn. As played, I think you're beat. Maybe he has J5...but probably 34 or 55.

[NoBBiR 0]

All the X's indicate that the board is rainbow, or the whole thing is monotone?If it's rainbow, insta-call. If you're beat, oh well, you're not folding a set for like 30bbs, ever.

[In3us 0]

All the X's indicate that the board is rainbow, or the whole thing is monotone?If it's rainbow, insta-call. If you're beat, oh well, you're not folding a set for like 30bbs, ever.

X's indicate a rainbow board

[simo_8ball 1]

Don't open limp from the CO.Bet the turn. You have to build a pot at some point, and you may as well build it now.I don't know if I call the river shove or not. Bet the turn.

[In3us 0]

Don't open limp from the CO.Bet the turn. You have to build a pot at some point, and you may as well build it now.I don't know if I call the river shove or not. Bet the turn.

I agree, not betting the turn only gives them more of a chance to make a hand that beats me on the river as opposed to a hand that pays me off, but I made a greedy, donk check.

[Zach6668 513]

Welcome to the forums.

[Acid_Knight 2]

This is close. Just decide if he needs a set or better to overshove on the river. If yes, then you have an easy fold. If no, then I'd obviously call.He's not likely to be making a move, so just try and figure out what he feels is a big enough hand to shove here.

[NoBBiR 0]

This is close. Just decide if he needs a set or better to overshove on the river. If yes, then you have an easy fold. If no, then I'd obviously call.He's not likely to be making a move, so just try and figure out what he feels is a big enough hand to shove here.

The 1/2 games at TS are so bad that if this guy is a typical player, I would never fold this hand. Typical players at TS1/2 are the type to make this move with TPNK If he has you beat, it's because you did not bet the turn when you made a strong hand.

[El Guapo 10]

The 1/2 games at TS are so bad that if this guy is a typical player, I would never fold this hand. Typical players at TS1/2 are the type to make this move with TPNK If he has you beat, it's because you did not bet the turn when you made a strong hand.

Although I have never been there I tend to agree with this post. he could have easily made 2 pair and thought it was a monster there and overbet to make it look like a bluff. Also as said before the only two realistic hands that have you beat are 34, 55.

[antistuff 0]

not betting that turn makes the baby jesus cry.

[Dictius 0]

Don't open limp from the CO.Bet the turn. You have to build a pot at some point, and you may as well build it now.I don't know if I call the river shove or not. Bet the turn.

QFT