REPOST(HU 5-10 cashgame hand) Turning strongish hand into bluff on the river... spew?

[Annette Obrestad]

Ok some background:

Been playing this guy for about 3 hrs 2 tabling so have a good feel for his game. He 3b's quite a bit. Wasnt using a hud but id guess 15% of hands or so. He usually shut down after cbetting flop in 3b pots unless the turn was a really good 2 barreling card. Seems to be a decent hand reader. His ranges had been pretty polarized up until now, and id caught him just flatting in the bb with KQ, AJ type hands a lot.

I had been overbet bluffing the river a ton, and he still hadnt called any of my river bluffs. Only time he called my overbet was when i had the nuts. Had also not seem him hero call rivers at all except for one time early when he rr'd with AQ and I called with 7s. Flop TxTc2c, he bet, i call. He chk called 3/4 pot bets on blank turn and river.

Ok hand: (Sry for not converting)

Full Tilt Poker Game #13326105428: Table Scoop (heads up) - $5/$10 - No Limit Hold'em - 9:11:32 ET - 2009/07/11
Seat 1: EIephant ($4,642.25)
Seat 2: Annette_15 ($2,797.25)
Annette_15 posts the small blind of $5
EIephant posts the big blind of $10
The button is in seat #2
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Annette_15 [Kd Qd]
Annette_15 raises to $30
EIephant raises to $115
Annette_15 calls $85
*** FLOP *** [Jd 6s 3s]
EIephant bets $165
Annette_15 calls $165
*** TURN *** [Jd 6s 3s] [Qh]
EIephant bets $280
Annette_15 calls $280
*** RIVER *** [Jd 6s 3s Qh] [4s]
EIephant bets $700
Annette_15 has 15 seconds left to act
????????


I hadnt seen him valuebet super light in these spots before, so I thought his vb'ing range would be something like QK+. So I guess my question is... does my line look strong enough that he'll fold out random 2 pair hands and overpairs, or should I just be calling river to bluffcatch since my hands is pretty strong? Would appreciate ur thoughts.

Thanks

[Biff Goods]

It may be just me but it feels like opponent doesn't big bet bluff the river here. I feel like he/she has a big hand but the ranged doesn't include the flush. So the question is does the Villain bluff catch with over pair/top middle set? The way the hand was played and the combo of the history between you and Villain sounds to me like he/she was waiting for a trapping hand and this is it.

Sad thing is if you had the flush, I think you get paid off with it considering how much you have been beating up the Villain. But because of that statement I think you have little fold equity on the river.

[Harnisch]

First of all, i dont know what im talking about. Now that we have that out of the way...

I think that calling here might not be the best option. I feel like i would put him on AQ, AJ, KQ, or QJ for probable hands... less likely but possible are hands like AA - JJ, and less likely is complete air.
So, i think a flat call is probably not profitable in the long run. It plays out like you wanted that spade, so I still think you have some fold equity here with the reraise. If he has the A or the K of spades, he is more likely to call your bluff, but without those cards he would have to be pretty frustrated to call.
I think this is a fold-or-raise situation for me. I choose raise.

[pepsimaxxx]

If it was me I would just flat the river, it just seems like bluffing the river is burning money because Annette's line pre, flop and turn looks like a J or a Q, I'm prettys certain that a NL1K player will snap her off with AQ and 2 pair +. Seems like KQ is a decent bluff catcher here.

That being said I have never won the WSOPE ME or won a 180 man SnG blind