NL-10 Failed Bluff

As played raise on the turn don't make sense. On the river, i don't understand why u bet there. Do u want to make a bluff? How many kings there's in your range?

3bet pre especially with him opening that hand.

Turn and river you're not repping anything.

Yeah you rep very little here - On the flop you would likely bet all your sets, especially as some opponents will range check here from MP here, so you can expect some action when you bet (also 88/99 are gonna be frequent preflop 3bets).

Only really 2 combos of A2s make sense as your value range.

Your turn raise reps either A2s (2 combos) or something like a combo draw, JT hh or 76 hh, also 2 combos. Almost any other value (A9s, TT+ etc.) combo either 3bets pre or bets the flop. When the combo draw misses its 50-50 value to bluff ratio. Villain calls 34 to win 67, so he needs just under 34% bluffs to make the call. You have 50% with the combo draws alone so easy call. Overly loose open, to be sure, but good bluff catch in this spot.

At least have the Ah or something if you're going to run a bluff here. Yeah, it's bad for a ton of reasons. There's a ton of busted draws you can have, which is rarely a good spot to run a bluff. People find reasons to call. I think some is said above, but profitable poker is about picking the best spots to bluff, where you rep wide ranges, and have some back door outs just in case. 😉

I would lean towards folding ATo OTB. If you want to create action with it, though, I'd 3-bet rather than call. Assuming Villain is on the tighter side, which given this open.. maybe not?

Raise on the turn is pretty funky, but more bad-smell than Red Hot Chili Peppers-groove type of funk. You could probably attack if their bet was smaller and/or you had the Ah

..or anything else with decent backdoor equity

Would we be leading our [88, 89, 99] on the flop? I'm not sure how credible this raise is; we only have a slither of 2x

I'll leave that to someone else to answer

Don't forget that your hand still has some SDV. I don't think the argument could be made that you're folding out hands that beat you [AJ+] as they shouldn't be betting these here, and certainly not for this size (I think)

When we're bluffing and a card comes that benefits our opponent's range, I think we should be stopping and just admit defeat. Especially as the Kd is a very clean card indeed, as it's not completing any draws and it's a high card (better for PFR).

We're being far too aggressive and bluffy with this hand

Remember, we don't need to win every pot. Trying to do that leads to situations like this

Bet flop b60 instead.