Limped Pot, Deepish river overjam spot

NColley

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
TKDROB	Small blind		£0.05	£0.05	£4.80
NColley	Big blind		£0.10	£0.15	£16.47
	Your hole cards	5 8
shanks87	Call		£0.10	£0.25	£13.84
joe11	Call		£0.10	£0.35	£13.66
TKDROB	Fold
NColley	Check
Flop
		3 K 8
NColley	Bet		£0.20	£0.55	£16.27
shanks87	Raise		£0.40	£0.95	£13.44
joe11	Fold
NColley	Call		£0.20	£1.15	£16.07
Turn
		2
NColley	Check
shanks87	Bet		£1.15	£2.30	£12.29
NColley	Call		£1.15	£3.45	£14.92
River
		9
NColley	Check
shanks87	All-in		£12.29	£15.74	£0.00
NColley

I be readless

Flame away boys

BorinLoner

Readless I suppose we should fold and expect that most players wouldn't overshove here without the nuts. If he has a set or weak flush, does he really think that a shove can be called by worse? Probably not. I think we should assume that unknowns understand at least that much, until we see otherwise.

Was the check-call on the turn merely for pot-control? It seems a raise here would be the best long-term strategy. You've got to assume at this stage you have the best hand most of the time and should probably raise for value.

If you're checking back because you fear his min-raise on the flop means a better flush draw, it would seem that you must not be completely readless. Usually I would think a semi-bluff on the flop would be bigger than a min-raise unless my I had paticular history with the opponent.

GELDY

shouldn't you bet the turn? You don't want to see another club on the river. And if he then comes over the top you have to be thinking your flush is no good.

bearlyther

Raise the flop and i fold river cant expect him not to have the nuts here unless hes a nutter!

grantorino

C/r flop, as played I like the flat

C/r turn

Meh prob fold now. I be tempted to call as he open limped pre though, which puts less fds in flop raising range imo

NColley

Yea,

I called, he shows K9o and I scooped.

Only checked river cause he pot bet turn so was figuring that he will bet more on river then I would of value bet. Dno if this is bad thinking in the long run though