Round 4 - Who's up to the challenge?

For this game I'm going to post videos so the page is not so long, because there were a lot of images to post otherwise. Another change-up is that I'm going to first show you a video of a hand that setup the 2nd hand that happened about 10 orbits later.

Here's a shot of Villain's stats on the HUD to give some more information. There's a lot to gather from this image, including how I have them tagged. I will also note that this was one of the softest tables I'd played at in a long time. There were three recreational players at this table.

For anyone not familiar with HUD stats, what this tells us is that ...

• Villain is voluntarily playing half of the hands they've been dealt in the past 109 hands.
• Have preflop raised 41% of the time.
• Have 3Bet 32% of the time.
• Are continuation betting 93% of the time (and Norman Chad doesn't like that).
• Are folding to a continuation bet 17% of the time.

Now here's the first hand I got into with them and it was a little unique. I can't remember ever playing this hand this way before but every hand is a unique situation and has a lot to do with the previous hands, the opponent and the cards on the board. Perhaps viewing the Villain's stats above will help explain the situation better. ;)

Hand 1

Hand 2 - What am I holding?

Bonus : What is Villain holding?

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Rules

• You get 3 guesses.
  You can guess them all at once and beat others if you're right or save your picks until you've seen whether other guesses are correct or not. I will try to reply asap to each guess.

• You may or may not win something if you guess correctly. Gamble if you want by submitting a guess and if you're right you could win part of the payout plus some extra SBD/STEEM or maybe you'll just get the high from being right or both, who knows. I may just donate money to someone else who will get better use out of it than a gambler like you! =b

• No guarantees.

• Have fun!

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Disclaimer : I'm no poker pro. I hosted a successful $1/$2 and .25/.50 home game for nearly a decade and have played online poker for over a decade with moderate success. The biggest tourney cash I've ever had was a little over $700 and the biggest cash pot I've ever won was a little over $800, so I'm no daut44. I'm just trying to live the GTO life as best I can. :b

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@steemspoker has correctly guessed the Hero's hand as KK.

@the-future has correctly guessed the Villains hand as K8.

Thanks everyone for playing!

For those who "won" check your wallet in the next day or so. Maybe there will be something in it.