Flop Analysis
Checking is mandatory. On a paired board as the caller, we have a significant range disadvantage and must protect our entire range by checking.
While check-raising the flop with Ace-high is a viable mix, continuing the aggression on a board-pairing turn is a massive mistake against a range that rarely folds.
Checking is mandatory. On a paired board as the caller, we have a significant range disadvantage and must protect our entire range by checking.
Calling is the preferred play, but check-raising is a valid low-frequency bluff. We use our Ace-high to fold out CO's air and small pocket pairs.
Betting here is a significant error. The third King is a terrible card to barrel because it makes it nearly impossible for CO to fold any pair or draw.
Note: Barreling into a board that just gave your opponent trips (or better) is lighting money on fire; check-fold is the only viable path.
Once we are raised, we are in a disastrous spot. Shoving is a pure punt as we are only called by hands that have us crushed.
Note: Shoving over the raise with zero equity and no fold equity is a massive mistake.