AKo call Turn?

This doesn´t seem standard to me. Why do we 3bet so big preflop? You bet 5x, I think we can make it few cents smaller. OTF I would bet smaller, stick to standard, 1/2 of the pot. Turn is a fold.

Edit: preflop isn´t that big after reconsidering it, but still we can bet few cents less

i wanted to isolate the fish in sb and not go 3way to the flop. there are some draws on the flop, so i size it 2/3 to protect my hand.

No way you're folding that

No fold

You could follow Baluga theorem and fold OTT since you have weaker hand than top 2 pair. You can hardly ever go wrong with that. Especially when you have no info on villain.

I tottaly agree with the squizz size. I would raise iven more about 7x. If you bet small you encourage people to see a flop. I would 7x here in this spot. On the flop I would play the same. On the Turn I would bet again without any stats on our villain I can't say much. Anyway villain's hand look strong when he c/r T. He might have made he's straight and hes shoving for protection. Also villain could have alot of semi-blufs too. I think villain's hand could be: K8, K9, TJ, T7, 88, 66. But I might be wrong.

AK, i really don't like that hand, i rather ha suited connectors or KQs then AK, so i don't play often with AK, if 3x raise i fold, of course that just me, every one can play/push what ever they like

I agree with following the Baluga theorem and folding everything less than top 2P.

Squeeze size is good, you are OOP. Bet OTF is good, but imo 1/2 is better MVP and deep stack. Bet OTT 1/2 is good and FOLD guy seems passiv (28/8) and deep, if viliain was 100bb, I'll ship it and hope for best (in 3bet pots play for stacks).

thx guys
havent heared of Baluga theorem before, gonna make use of it from now on.

Stacks are a bit awkward overall. I think if you're going to try to use a 2 street strategy, you should just bet larger OTF and jam the turn for a slight overbet. Villain looks bad enough to where he can call with 87/97/67 type of hands a lot (+ tons of other draws out there). Checking the turn has its merits; it's a better turn card for villain and we're rarely bluffing in general (and probably checking back a lot of 87 type of hands), so I wouldn't hate a turn check back. Sure, there are a ton of bad rivers but I think that if we get the $ in on the turn, we're probably going to be a dog at these stakes.