AKo TPTK

Hi.

Turn is tricky. If he did a min-check-raise I would snap fold here cos he has a set or two pair almost always.

Given that he's short and he check/pushed, I would reconsider folding. IMO if he had 40bb or less this is a snapcall given the pot odds. 60bb onwards, it gets way tougher and it is probably closer to a fold. Let's analyze this spot deeper though.

Pot odds = 7.82/31 = 25%

We need at least 25% equity on the turn to justify a call here.

What's good for us: Board has a ton of draws, including many straight draws and flush draws. He has less than 100bb

What's bad for us: Turn raises are usually strong, he isn't that shallow with 62bb initial stack.

I suggest you try using pokerstove to give him a reasonable turn check/pushing range to find out yourself whether you have the bare minimum of 25% equity. I think it's a close spot but I think I may be leaning slightly towards a call based on this exact board texture and the fact that you are getting 25% pot odds.

you're considering call because of board texture it means that we have two flush draw and pretty conect board but no too connected. if turn is blank e.g. 7d you more into fold? anyway folding here is not a mistake? we make nearly pot size bet so he usually won't bluff us too often on the T of course if his af% is normal like 30-35

Yeah if turn is more of a blank card it gets closer to a fold.

When the turn brings so many new draws I think villain's range could potentially contain many semi-bluffs especially when he jams the Turn with not too much money left behind.

I won't be surprised to see some AcQc, QcTc, Tc9c, AsQs, QsTs type of hands in his range. Or maybe 8s9s. The presence of all these hands in his range probably gives us enough equity to call it off here.