Hello,
in this hand I was playing against the same nit as in the JJ hand.
I called preflop because:
1. now I knew the big preflop raise was his standard
2. he started to loosen up a bit in the previous hands
3. still didn't think AKo is a 3bet against him, although the sample size was not big
4. for me, AK from the button has better playability postflop than JJ
Flop- I called with TPTK
Turn- hands beating me- KK- unlikely, QQ- possible, but I have at least some outs, KQ- from the cutoff might be part of his range. He was very aggro, so he might 2nd barrel the K with AQ or maybe even with JJ, definitely with AA. I thought I'll not call if I'm not willing to go AI on the river and I thought, if I'm willing to go AI it's better to do it while the flush and broadway draws are not completed.
Is it profitable to call preflop in this spot? What about the turn play? Now I think I just isolated myself against better hands...it was not likely he had a draw and was willing to call with that...A :spade:J 
was possible though........I think I missplayed this hand... 
Thanks!
No-Limit Hold'em, $0.01/$0.02 (HHConverter by Kreatief)
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MP3 ($2.00)
CO ($2.06)
BTN ($2.00) (Hero)
SB ($0.42)
BB ($2.34)
MP1 ($1.93)
MP2 ($0.37)
Preflop: Hero is BTN with A♥, K♠
2 folds, MP3 checks, CO raises to $0.12, Hero calls $0.12, 3 folds,
Flop: K♣, Q♠, 5♠ ( $0.29 )
CO bets $0.22, Hero calls $0.22,
Turn: K♥ ( $0.73 )
CO bets $0.32, Hero raises All-In $1.66, CO raises All-In $1.72,
River: 8♥ ( $4.37 )
