Shove or Trap pt1

Fold pre.

Bet bigger on turn you want to play for stacks.

Pre-flop is a fold after the big 3bet. Post-flop is as played pretty standard and I would go for a 30bb value bet.
You lose only against 66 and KK and both hands seems unlikely based on the pre-flop and flop action.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by DecMate
Fold pre.

Bet bigger on turn you want to play for stacks.

I think you would 3bet this hand pre and then fold to 4bet? I guess.

Originally posted by SDK1987
Pre-flop is a fold after the big 3bet. Post-flop is as played pretty standard and I would go for a 30bb value bet.
You lose only against 66 and KK and both hands seems unlikely based on the pre-flop and flop action.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Well, there is no question in my mind that post flop I have the effective nuts on this board. That's what went through my mind on river.

And I'm betting small on turn so that the villain can do some catching up. If I'm not mistaken then the solver prefers check on the turn as well.

Squeeze pre or fold. As played, fold vs squeeze pre.

As played, I check/jam this river. I think he c-bets his TT-AA on the flop. He will probably play his AK like this and bet river, he can turn some other broadway stuff into bluffs. If he doesn't turn his AJ into a bluff on the river, he will fold it anyway to your lead. This card it's nice to x/raise on because it's a good card for the portion of his range that takes this line; in other words: he's likely to bet here.

Check/jam makes most sense here. Hands that call bet should always bet when given chance.By check/raising you make max value from bluffs and extract more from value hands as now those hands can call for stack. Open jam on that card looks very strong. Stronger than x/shove IMHO.

Yeah, I thought so. I agree with CRAI on river. Sometimes, AQ/AJ/random OC might take a shot as well on King river. It covers a lot more range than just jamming. I think I was just so focused on AK that I realized that my read was too narrow.

If you must know.