If you are going to bluff that river it better be 3/4 pot or more.

However, I don't think I would bluff that river. You not only need you opponent to believe you have the Q but he also has to lay down two pair when you could have lots of other two pairs he beats.

If he's the type to call with A-10 on that board, then I doubt he's folding on the river.

I haven't played live, so take with MASSIVE dose of salt.

But I'm with Tim on this one. Not a good place for a bluff. Online at least, people will pay off obvious straights with two pairs all the time. I think you need the opponent to be a VERY solid and/or weak-tight type player to even consider bluffing this one.

Also, to those who don't think he can fold here (and maybe he can't--I regret not having found out): I have the reputation of being tied for first place as tightest player among all the players in the casino.

If a player like that bets $125 into a $175 pot on a river with a board of AKJT rag after having bet every single street, how many players on this site call that bet with AT? I don't. I'd view it as AQ or QT with virtual certainty.