AK 9max

Hi shivas80,

Pre and flop is ok IMO.

In turn it depends on how is the player play.

But if he was a normal player, like he doesnt seem (preflop), I think we can fold here, because when someone raise turn, I put him in a range like two pair or sets. I dont think he will play a hand like Jx or worse Kx (not KJ) in that spot.

So, I would fold, unless he has been playing too agressive or he is a fish, like this situation. So if he does, IMO we have a profitable call here, because he might have worse Kx, QT, some Jx that he wants to turn into a bluff. And we have top pair top kicker which is a nice hand with a SPR of 2.

To make the decission you can see his stadistics in sharkscope.

PD: I see the results and I think he is a whale ♠_biggrin:; so write a note.

Regards

Hi everyone. Hm interesting spot. PF I woud say nice play. On the flop I woud consider c-bet smaler (around 95), but it is not so huge difference to yours 105. Also on turn I woud go with little smaller bet (222).
When villain c/r all-in on so dry board it is weard. So what range do you beat? He seems like loose player to me, so he coud have worse K, J I doubt, because he will probablj c/r flop, or call flop and call turn. he can have QT and those are all hands that I see with that line.
So I put him on that range: 66-55,K2s+,QTs,J6s-J5s,K5o+,QTo which you crush so nice call.

GL at tables

I am calling the turn shove. Villain can have worse Kx-KT, KQ, K9 even. As well AK ofc that we split against. It looks strong his line, but that that doesn't mean we r beat. He can have QT also. We are getting great odds vs a fish, so I will go with it. Although him being that tight worries me a bit.

p.s. I also agree with smaller cbet-95 is enough.