4NL - AQ nut straight and a monoflop

Think you should definitely bet for value. Here's the range of hands that the Villian is calling with on the flop,
AT, AJ, a low flush, AK (if he's loose and thinks you c-bet a lot of flops), xAc, JT, KJ, KQ, the nut flush or king high flush

Ok, on the turn, we can narrow his range a bit with his call to the following
His range becomes [Tc9c-, AK, AJ, JT, KT, KJ, KQ, AcXc, KcXc]. You have around 61% equity against that entire range, so I'd go ahead and bet what ever you think he'll call without a flush. 1/2 of the pot seems good to me, maybe a bit more if the villain is loose and might call a big bet with worse than a flush. Also, most players would raise even with the king high flush, for fear of you having the Ace of clubs, so I would weight that a bit less and give you about 65%.

def bet river for value

Hi,

I would prefer river shove- I think he would sometimes call his Kx hands and would definitely call down with two pair hands and you´re generally ahead there (unless he is slowplaying A high flush), but against that hand you´re getting stacked anyway, so it is better to think how to get more value out of worse hands

best regards,