AKo, I think I made a mistake on the turn

Turn min raise is most of the time a monster I think and Especially on the moment he's committing him self if you shove and is a fold most likely better wth only $1,64 behind if you call.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Flop should be a x/c. Then you can have a better plan for the rest of the streets. Think about it.

AK is too strong to check OTF. You have the lead, cbet is the standard procedure.
And here we go, another top pair hand got raised OTT.
Fold OTT. I have already stated that they have it the entire time.

I actually play AK with mixed strategy in this spot, but I think x/c > bet in general on 2 broadway boards.

@AthleticAZ what does x/c > b mean?

My opinion about the hand:
Preflop is ok.
Cbet on the flop depends on what range you put the villain on - if you think he has weaker aces and flush draws that bet here in his range you can check call. You can also check in order to bet the turn and river - a lot of players will see it as a 3-bet bluff and call down with Qx.
When you get raised on the turn here (at NL5) you are never up against worse hands. He either has JT, AQ or a slowpalyed set, so I would fold this without very specific reads.

There are a couple of things I would change. I think cbetting the flop is ok but the sizing definitely looks too big. As a standard move, when in single raised pots you would cbet 3/4 in 3bet pots the standard would be 1/2.
OTT I would be tempted to call a min raise with TPTK but following Baluga Theorem and folding less than 2 pair hands is still quite valid option.

Originally posted by shooshte
@AthleticAZ what does x/c > b mean?

Check/call is greater than bet.