Was it worth betting river?!

diablo_pez

Just getting back into a bit of low-stakes cash after a long absence. No reads on villain. Was it worth trying to get 3 streets of value out of this hand, or was I only likely to be called by worse hands? Heard a tip from Rob Yong the other day that basically said "be happy with 2 streets of value". With this in mind, would checking the river be the advisable play?

lindyloo19	Small blind		£0.05	£0.05	£0.75
4464537	Big blind		£0.05	£0.10	£8.04
	Your hole cards	A Q
jn111	Call		£0.05	£0.15	£9.01
pestmick	Fold
diablo_pez	Raise		£0.30	£0.45	£6.02
lindyloo19	Fold
4464537	Call		£0.25	£0.70	£7.79
jn111	Fold
Flop
		10 A 8
4464537	Check
diablo_pez	Bet		£0.32	£1.02	£5.70
4464537	Call		£0.32	£1.34	£7.47
Turn
		6
4464537	Check
diablo_pez	Bet		£0.95	£2.29	£4.75
4464537	Call		£0.95	£3.24	£6.52
River
		K
4464537	Check
diablo_pez	Bet		£1.25	£4.49	£3.50
4464537	Fold
diablo_pez	Muck
diablo_pez	Win		£2.99		£6.49
diablo_pez	Return		£1.25	£0.25	£7.74

shakinaces

I think at these levels this is a reasonable spot to bet again on the river, just u/l that oppo probably had some sort of busted draw / finally relinquished their 4th pair.

The dynamics will obviously change at higher BI levels, but I think lots of raggier aces will c/c 3 streets of value here, as will some hands with a 10 or 8 (things like 8d7d or Td9d that stuck around after getting a bit of equity on the turn and felt less than 1/2 pot on the river was a bit weak?)

I suppose it's a fair rule of thumb to bet top pair/strong kicker for value at micro cash and only stopping to re-evaluate if the oppo gets aggressive back... I'd imagine AT / A8 would have played back a bit by now and AK would have raised pre (and been ahead all the way anyway).