[Closed] $1.75 Turbo SnG KJ raised preflop

Preflop I'm not a fan of blind stealing from loose opponents... especially not with given stack sizes.. but KJo plays well postflop so it's like okay....
I think shoving should as well always cross your mind here... it's far from an unexploitative shove.. but against any reasonable calling range your doing well with KJo here and it makes the hand easier to play vs an unpredictable opponent..

as played 1/2 pot on flop is standard.. this flop doesn't hit much of our opponents range.. he's probably only calling here with 2x, pairs and A high... occasionally something else but I doubt it..

. On the turn, I thought that he probably didn't have a pair and most people probably wouldn't slowplay a fullhouse this way. Only Ax would beat me so I figured if I check, he probably would shove most of his range being the loose player he was. My plan was to check/call his push.

I'm pretty sure nobody would reraise a pocket pair on that flop... When in position villain can so easily just float flop and see if you won't continue barrelling... He's not getting value out of anything reraising flop.. More likely to reraise this flop with his bluffs than floating in order to bluff turn imo...

With that said standard check/fold turn for me... Setting up to hero call with K high while being kinda risk averse is pretty bad... and I think your almost never ahead here..
Check/fold > shove > check/call

your thought process is entirely wrong (when was the last time someone fastplayed a flopped full house against you?) but i think you came to the right decision in the end. just sucks if villain is clicking buttons with some raggy ace high type hand. but yes i think a call is fine, i size flop smaller also. Just handreading-wise villain has very few better hands and even though our absolute strength is only kj-high, this sort of spot can be equated to calling preflop all-ins with a hand like 88 against a loose pusher.