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Message: [QUOTE="Mr Sandbag, post: 2289054, member: 98413"] KQ: I think giving up on the turn is best. If villain has been really tight postflop, I'm not sure I'd continue to barrel on a board like that. He obviously connected somehow. It could be a flush draw, but it could also be some 10x hand that he doesn't want to raise or a set. River is a clear fold. 33: Seems like two pair to me. His preflop range is literally ATC since he straddled and checked, and the fact that he bets the pot on the flop and bets large again when a King hits the turn is a clear sign of strength. Your turn raise sizing could be a bit smaller, even a min-raise. My first thought on the river is to bet like $100. I used to always bet at least half the pot, regardless of size, but recently I've been incorporating smaller bets into my game when pots get bloated. Not many 1/2 players pay attention to bet sizing in relation to the pot but rather the "economic" size of a bet or raise. [/QUOTE]