AK 4bet pot

I 4bet here nearly 2,5x sizing 3bet but opponent 3bet nearly 5x open raise. You have position here so postflop You can't play check/call or check/raise. On flop I prefer here check. In 4bet pot with Ac and king opponent worse hand which check-call here is JJ with jack of clubs. Opponent still can has here 3 combo AA, 3 combo QQ, 1 combo KK which beats You. My point is that You don't get enough action from worse hands.

Whats the best line here on the flop check/call , check raise or just bet

You have position, so you can't check call or check raise. Ship it on the flop.

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4 bet pot and villain is OOP, he should only have premiums here. But its 2nl and villain could have worse and call with worse.

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So think about its. Which hands can he 3bet and call 4bet without position here and check-call still worse than Your hand? TT with club is hard to call with Ace of clubs To block mamy combinate potential flush or card with one club.

NL2, no info on villain, I shove that flop.
AA and KK are unlikely in villain hand, as you are holding 1 (of each) and there's a K in the board. And even against those, you have outs.
If he's a somewhat decent player, his range is mostly TT, JJ, QQ, AQ (I don't think AK is in his hand, as you are blocking).
If you are against QQ, you have FD outs. If you are against JJ/TT with a :club:, you want him to call with 2nd/3rd nutFD and that's easier on flop than on turn.
Apart from those, you are way ahead of anything (except KQ and 77, same as QQ).

Both players are still to deep to shove for more than pot on the flop, but in general I would 4bet pre-flop around 60c and re-evaluete on further action.
Now villain gets great odds to call. On the flop you don't need to Cbet that much. 40c is big enough and if villain shoves you have decent equity with the nut flush draw as back-up if you are behind.

Cheers,
SDK1987

4-bet a little bit larger around 30BB, post-flop you can c-bet quite small, around 25-33% pot and call a shove. On most turns we shove if he checks again.

As played his range is relatively wide for a couple of reasons:

- your small 4-bet sizing;
- the stakes (NL2) will have the most bad players;
- his stacksize may influence his decision, because it "feels" relatively cheap for him with his 400-something BB stack. I've seen players that are deep do weird shit even though they're eff. not deep.