nl50 A6s

hey, I would isoraise preflop with A6s against the 2bb shove, he is shoving very wide there and I think A6s is way ahead of his range.
The line I would have taken would be c-bet flop for value, as he can call with many K-x hands. Check back turn for pot control , this also makes it easier for him to bluff catch with Kx of the river and also if the flush hits, a good opponent will never put you on a flush as you check backed turn and could decide to bluff themselves if the flush hits. On the river once we hit 2 pair,its an easy value bet/stack off.
When the villain double pots it on the river his range is super polarized(usually the nuts, I don't see many people taking this line with a bluff), so calling is the only option.

Originally posted by autheking
hey, I would isoraise preflop with A6s against the 2bb shove, he is shoving very wide there and I think A6s is way ahead of his range.
The line I would have taken would be c-bet flop for value, as he can call with many K-x hands. Check back turn for pot control , this also makes it easier for him to bluff catch with Kx of the river and also if the flush hits, a good opponent will never put you on a flush as you check backed turn and could decide to bluff themselves if the flush hits. On the river once we hit 2 pair,its an easy value bet/stack off.
When the villain double pots it on the river his range is super polarized(usually the nuts, I don't see many people taking this line with a bluff), so calling is the only option.

+1

prefer also min-raising pf to isolate against player whose shoving range is wider than A6s. I´d also c-bet flop and then either take pot control or likely on that turn card bet again for value to then take my free showdown.
River I´d also just call with two pair