[Closed] NL10SH - TPGK how to play against big turn bet

What does "26/14/9.0/29" mean exactly?

If hes aggressive postflop I might stay in hand but it seems like hes betting high with a good hand in order to protect it because the flop is so drawy.
Your call might make him think you are on a draw, hence the other bets. (He might think that if you had a strong hand like a set or 2 pair you would probably have to raise because of the drawy flop)
Looks to me like he has you beat with a set, 2-pair or AK.
I think I would fold the turn here.

It's VPiP/PFR/AF/WTSD. I thought this notation was kinda standard.

not to us bronze newbs

hi
it is ok to call preflop
on the flop you need some protection for your hand so i dont mind raising this flop ( and geting it in against such an agressive opponent). the problem with raising is that you will fold most of his bluffs ( that represent a decent part of his range ) and you wont get value from another bet on the river .
if you know that he barrels alot you can call flop and call turn and probably call some rivers too (that dont complete the draws )
if you feel he stacks of light go for the first aproach
gl