[Closed] nl50 FR AK

I tihnk B/C is ok on that flop as you have As.

on the turn i think you can either B/F or C/R. the board is so drawy that C/C isn't very good. but I think B/F is best, as you can protect and villain won't raise again with a draw, so you can fold to a raise.

riverbet on that card is pretty ugly, so i guess against a solid player folding is possible, as villain can't really represent flush or straight. except then i get confused.... first i say river is bad, because it completes draws, then i say that villain can't bluff easily because his line doesn't represent flush/straight...

turn: b/f because of the drawyness

as played on the river:
i hate it when they bet so low on the river, and i'm always calling here

lead out on the turn. C/F river.

well now you know he plays his big draws agressively...

If you decide to check the turn, then I assume you think he has a AK/set/combo draw and you should fold to his raise on the flop IMO.

I think you can fold flop, since he has stats of a TAG regular, I put him on a set.

If you have a read he plays his draws agressively, then reraising the flop is EV+, but i would never call here, since I don't put KQ in his range, and you need to protect your hand. In that case, go broke on the flop. Or you can calldown flop and c/raise turn on a good turn if he's really agressive with draws. But I prefer reraising the flop.

If he doesn't play his draws agressively, easy fold, he plays as somebody trying to protect a set, and as I said, a good TAG doesn't have KQ in his range here.

Tableau: Ks 7c 5s
Dead:

Equity Gagné Egalité Perdu Main
Joueur 1: 36,363 % 17,263 % 38,199 % 44,538 % AsKc
Joueur 2: 63,637 % 44,538 % 38,199 % 17,263 % 77, 55, AKs, AsQs, KsQs, QsJs, JsTs, Ts9s, AKo

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Even if you put draws in his range your equity is no good so you can fold.

I think that calling down is the worst option: either b/f flop or bet/3-bet to 22$ and then shove any turn card or call if shoved.