Originally Posted by poorfish

I think hero is good here about more than 50% of the time to make this call +EV. Villians line makes no sense and looks like he doesn't want a call on the river. I am putting you on two overs, missed flush draw from turn, 55, or 66.

Originally Posted by CaptainMac

miffed, i explained this pretty clearly in my first post, I AM NOT THE HERO! i am in fact the villain. i know the hero played his ak terribly, but i wasn't asking that, i was wanting an unbiased opinion on what the villain's (ME) play says about his hand range. i was gunna wait for a few more responses, but fck it. here's what happened.

hero called $33 with ak (ace high)

villain shows k-js (flush draw on turn). ace high takes it.

so once again, i had k-j here, and was pretty sure the villain had nothing, but i had no idea he would call with nothing. turned out his nothing was slightly better than my nothing. maybe my play was ott, but surely 99% of people fold ace high on the turn, and failing that, the river...

any thoughts on my play?

Originally Posted by benny999

I noticed a big leak in my tag game was bluffing sort of like this, before getting a read that the person turns out to be a call station, incapable of folding mid/top/overpair (or ace high in your case, wow....)

Villain looks like an easy source of chips, and it looks like you didn't have a good enough read to do this on him, aka bluffing with little fold equity...or a bluff line that is too inconsistent with your made hands if he really did have your number. It takes a reallll good read, but it is possible for villain to know ace high is probably good. More likely is he is a big time call station though.