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Thank you for you reply SShcherbyna. It was S&G, 3 players left, stacks were evenly distributed if I recall correctly (so approx. 2000 each). Pot was 400 at flop, 800 at turn, 1600 at river, I had approx. 900 left by the river. So no big mistake here, just part of variance ? (Yes, I think I would have gone all the way anyway, so maybe I could check the river instead.)

Raised 3-bet preflop with KQ, got called by one player. Flop : 7 K 3 I am out of position, and C-bet my pair of kings. He calls. Turn : 7 K 3 Q I second barrel my double pair, he calls. River : 7 K 3 Q 6 I shove (to avoid facing a difficult decision if I check and then he shoves), he calls and shows A 10. He wins, fair enough. So, how do you play that ? I thought about it but I can't come really come with a good answer. Is this the good line of play ? Should I have checked the flop or the turn ? Thank you

KK in hand, I 3BB from UTG. SB, the richest guy at the table, calls. Flop: K76 ! Check/bet/calls/raises and other shenanigans. Turn shows 9, we finish all-in at the river A. Of course, I feel pretty confident, what could beat KKK ? Pocket aces ? And who calls with 58 or 8T ? This guy, that's who...

Thank you for your answers @GR1ZZL3R and @Stubbe-Unibet , it makes sense and I know what to expect now ! And I am glad you mentioned that because I was starting to wonder if I should intentionally play more slowly.

Hello everybody, I just stumbled on articles about poker AI bots. And this made me think of one cash game room I was playing yesterday because one of the player was always using the maximum decision time in every hand before doing anything, whether it was folding, calling or raising, before or after flop. As I am new to online poker I wonder if this is a common behavior at tables (maybe to have a psychological impact ?) or if this is suspect ?