Perfect example of bet sizing gone wrong and making it to easy!

Originally Posted by oskar

Whether he can cbet the flop for value heavily depends on you guys 3-betting AK pre or not. It's definitely not terrible to check it. On the turn he's not betting for value or trying to deny someone the odds to draw. - he's blockbetting to make his own mega draw and doesn't want to get raised off it.
His real mistake here imo is not realizing that once the hand goes to the turn, his pair of kings becomes a decent value hand and he blocks or dominates all draws. He should just go ahead and pot it.

River is just obviously terrible.

Very interesting. Perhaps he was trying to play both hands at the same time; a blocking bet to make his flush with his pair of kings to fall back on if it didn't work out.
What do you think of his playing KTs from the SB when it has already been raised?

i have seen many people play like this with hands such 56 clubs.indeed he didnt played well and this is the reason of his result