Had To Call River?

[higher_flyer 0]

AhQs in the SB. Seat 4 raises to $1.50 with a stack as big as mine at $50. Folds to me, I reraise to $4.25. He calls.Flop Ks Ts 2h. I bet $4.50. He calls. Turn Ks Ts 2h 5s. I check. He checks. River Ks Ts 2h 5s 8s. I check. (I did this because his check on the turn looked like an As getting a free card, or if he doesn't have anything then he might bluff). He bets $20 into about $20. No real reads except that pot-sized bets on the river at this limit usually mean big hands. Call?

[KennyMatch 0]

I'll give this a try - see how I get on?You cannot fold - Yes, sometimes he has the As but not half the time.But do we gain by reraising? on the occassions he has As we lose more; that is certain. But does he call with Js Ts, or lower, often enough to balance the times this is an A.I say just call. If he his just bluffing we won't gain with a push anyway.

[BriantheMan 0]

I think this is an easy call, folding with the 2nd nuts if just not profitable, especially if you have no real reads on him, he could have a wide range of hands that doesn't have the As.

[mtdesmoines 3]

Call. You may not win this hand, but this situation is profitable.

[Andromeda 0]

call it, as others have said it's profitable for the times he doesn't have the A.

[No_Neck 0]

He bets $20 into about $20. No real reads except that pot-sized bets on the river at this limit usually mean big hands.

seems like a fold to me, but then I noticed you had the second nut flush.... I call

[higher_flyer 0]

OK I called and he had AhJs and I won a big pot. This was one of those kind of trick questions where I worded it like I lost the pot and just wanted consolation. I think it is a straightforward call, but if every time I am posting questions it is because I lost, you might be influenced to say fold every time. Thanks for your help.

[KennyMatch 0]

Anybody think villain would have called a raise? and often enough to be worthwhile?