[elon05]

A $10-$20 game. You are in the small blind with the A-Q. Everyone folds to the button, who raises. Since you have a good hand and the button might be on a steal, you reraise. The big blind folds and the button calls. There is $70 in the pot and two players. The flop is: A-T-3, giving you top pair, good kicker. You bet and he calls. There is $90 in the pot. The turn is the K, adding a gutshot straight-draw. You bet and he calls. There is $130 in the pot. The river is the 7. What do you do?

[cemfredmd]

In my opinion, you bet the river. The 7 doenst help anyone, unless for some unknown reason he is sitting on pocket 7s. With the pair and 2nd best kicker, push and lett the chips fall where they may. I would likely call any raise at this point, it would be hard to get away unless you absolutely know that the player only raises with the nuts

[Acorn89]

I would bet on the end too. He probaly doesnt give you much since you were on the resteal, so might be calling with mabye bottom pair and he as called in every street so there a good chance he will call you again. And if he raiser you I would also have a hard time laying it down unless I know he likes to slowplay but the it hard to lay anything down with the odds your getting

[godlikev]

i would of bet no doubt about that...u have top pair aces and queen kicker wich is a good kicker...i think u are leading there..only hand that i am scared is a7.

[iceberg]

Go for the raise. If he had any kind of a hand at the turn, he probably would have raised by then. So with the turn being a relative blank, hit him again. If he raises on the River just call.

[elon05]

Here is what I would do.

Bet. If your opponent had anything good, you would have been raised on the turn. He will call with any ace and lose to your kicker. He may well call with a lower pair, hoping you were betting a come hand, since there was a two-flush on the flop.