Can you fold turn here? 1/3

Seems fine to me, other than your reasoning surrounding the preflop action.

You want to be heads up, although taking down $50 pre-flop with KK in the blinds without a flop is AOK in my book.

Since you don't want this to go multi-way, you really needed to raise to at least $110.

Otherwise, the hand looks pretty standard, including the river fold, since it's difficult to believe that we're good at least a third of the time.

4bet way larger pre. 150. Flop is a small cbet imo, like 50. Turn barrel large or check, if he calls shutdown. Your sizings suck imo. Runout also sucks.

Banana, we don't mind a call do we? Which we're not going to get 4!'ing over 4X. Even from the SB. "Straightforward MAWG" is probably folding everything QQ- to that size, right? Are we ripping, say, A9o to this size as a 4!-f bluff?

Agreed though, we're not thrilled about going MW OOP with KK.

hand is played fine. fold river.

checking flop should also be considered. in fact thats what id do most of the time when OOP on this board because 1) i dont want to bloat the pot on this board and 2) most of my range is AK here so balance is important. also a lot of villains range is QQ and TT.

cold 4bet pre sizes should be smaller than 3b sizes relative to the pot because ranges are so condensed. its why the standard size 4b is 2.5x the 3b size. you might make it slightly larger due to being OOP but i doubt it matters much.

You can argue some sizes, but imo hand is wp throughout.

River is a trivial fold. We beat nothing; even a semi bluff AcKc got there. Expect him to show up with QQ a lot of the time here.

Why do we want to be heads up? Villain 1 is a super drooler when drunk, but he's not great when sober. He told me during his smoke break that he had won every pot that session by bluffing his missed draws. Dunno if he was trying to set me up or what because prior to that he didn't seem out of line.

Oh thanks yeah this is really good.

It seems like no one thinks we can or should, but I'm wondering what's his turn range like? Because once he asks oh how much is in your stack is basically saying "I have a hand I want to get my whole stack in". Dunno if it's some reverse tell or something? AA/KK/QQ/TT/AQ? I'm not even sure it includes AQ. Maybe people are silly enough to bet AQ there, but I kind of expect due to preflop positions to discount that hand quite a bit. So basically he only has set of queens, maybe tens. I just feel like calling turn is burning money, but it also seems so wrong to fold for one bet there.

Larger preflop - I'd make it 120 or so - V1 will either get involved or he won't, don't worry about it, you want to build a pot while you're ahead and you'd rather be heads up.

Flop cbet fine, you could go a pinch smaller if you wanted (and maybe should). Being OOP you could check but in a 4bet pot you pretty much have the right to cbet almost every board.

Turn is interesting - Ten doesn't change much but reduces combos you're losing to - I'd be tempted to go again but checking is fine. Feels like there are a lot of draws here.

River card is abysmal and nothing you can do now apart from check-fold.

PRE - V2's 3B size is small. Think I might 4B to $150 here, when we'll be OOP the rest of the hand.

FLOP - I'm range-checking from OOP as the PFR. Let V stab with Qx and all his draws. Check-raise if he bets small. Flat call if he bets big.

Alternatively, range-betting for a small size as the pre-flop 4B'er seems fine.

TURN - Because we raised so small pre, V can have some strong hands here, and we're not deep enough to raise-fold, so just flat call. I doubt V has AA, but he could have QQ, TT, and occasionally QT, but also JJ, AQ, and AK. Maybe even ATs, because we 4B so small pre.

RIVER - the J is possibly the worst card possible. We lose to QQ, Tx, JJ, QJ, and AK. Hard to put V on AK the way this was played, and with our blockers. Also hard to put him on Tx, QJ or JJ when he asks about our stack size on the flop. It does seem like V has QQ a lot here, when he jams, probably hoping we have AK and got there on the river.

Hate to fold big over-pairs, but folding KK here seems correct.

It could be a monster trying to figure out how to get stacks in by the river. It could also be some sort of draw trying to figure out if he's getting the right implied odds, and / or at what point he may want to jam for max fold equity.

He can have some AK in his range. Maybe also KJ, especially KJcc.

The more I think about it, I'm not sure QQ is going to ask how much we have, and then flat call. I think QQ that 3B-calls pre and flops top set on this wet and dynamic board is going to be raising a lot.

I dunno. If our read is that he's tight, he might fold KJs pre. So his range gets pretty condensed when he flat calls our 4B. I'd think he has AKs and TT-QQ going to the flop. Doubtful he's betting JJ on the turn or bothering to ask about our stack size, so this seems like AK, QQ, or TT.

Can't fold turn. Can't really do anything but call and see a river.