TPTK on turn with 3flush on flop OOP

Villain was playing pretty tight. He usually 3bets or folds so Idk what to make of his CC pf. Should I lead out turn or check behind?

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $20+$2 Tournament, 20000/40000 Blinds 4000 Ante (5 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

Button (t786902)
SB (t1470178)
BB (t841106)
UTG (t2497398)
Hero (MP) (t863416)

Hero's M: 10.79

Preflop: Hero is MP with 10, A
1 fold, Hero bets t100000, 1 fold, SB calls t80000, 1 fold

Flop: (t260000) 9, 3, 2 (2 players)
SB checks, Hero checks

Turn: (t260000) 10 (2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets t199000, SB calls t199000

River: (t658000) 3 (2 players)
SB bets t600000, Hero???

edit: Sorry DrMcboy, the river action was deleted some how. The river action makes the turn more interesting.

i would bet flop, def bet now and don't fold

I like everything about your line, as long as you called the river. There are a ton of missed draws that can bluff and its possible that he's valuebetting worse. You only have to be good 33% of the time

yeh i call, not many 3's that he would call with besides like a3 with a of spades...

Can we put villain on a range? What holdings could have have with his line?

Villains stats are: 27/21/30/3.1 (VPIP/PFR/Steal%/AGG)

Those stats are actually somewhat LAG. You mentioned that he doesn't slowplay, so when he check/calls turn, you can discount/eliminate him having small flushes, T9, 99, JJ+. Hands like this are possible







KTo, KTs

I play this hand the same as long as you called the river. I see people betting missed draws like this all of the time.

Three of a kind threes

Originally Posted by Crusher10

Three of a kind threes

how is a tight player going to have a 3 in his hand after calling a raise OOP?

Originally Posted by Crusher10

Three of a kind threes

What hand has a 3 in it that calls me pre flop OOP?

Originally Posted by revolvingiris

Originally Posted by Crusher10

Three of a kind threes

What hand has a 3 in it that calls me pre flop OOP?

A3, Looking at the play he could possibly have flopped a flush. Check check on the flop, calls you on the turn and then goes all in on the river kind of a strange move ?

So your only putting villain on A3 or a flush?

Originally Posted by revolvingiris

So your only putting villain on A3 or a flush?

No those are only the hands that beat you that i could put him on.

Originally Posted by Crusher10

Originally Posted by revolvingiris

So your only putting villain on A3 or a flush?

No those are only the hands that beat you that i could put him on.

Do you understand how tight and unrealistic this range is for this point in the tourney? Even if villain does have one of the hands you say. It still doesnt mean he isnt making the exact same play with other hands.

Originally Posted by revolvingiris

Originally Posted by Crusher10

Originally Posted by revolvingiris

So your only putting villain on A3 or a flush?

No those are only the hands that beat you that i could put him on.

Do you understand how tight and unrealistic this range is for this point in the tourney? Even if villain does have one of the hands you say. It still doesnt mean he isnt making the exact same play with other hands.

Could be yes, i just think he had a pretty strong hand comparing to yours, because of the way he played it.

To me this is too weird. He's raising a lot but not calling alot, how can he have a 3 OOP? Even if he plays loose in the small blind that's not very many hands he can have. He probably puts you on something that missed everything.

I called and villain turned over A6 of spades