Over bet turn, shove river? NL2 AKS from Sb 3bet

Yep, flop with range advantage. Don't see lots of players caling 3bets from EP with low PP.
I would probably bet bigger than 1/3. Turn should be way way bigger too.
Check/calling turn is a decent play as well both for mix and range protection.
River check makes some sense. AK has showdown value (theoretically, in this spots not so much, but whatever).
However, I believe a shove is profitable. You have all the squad (AA, KK, QQ, JT, TT, JJ). You force him to bluffcatach sometimes and it is a nasty spot (some flushdraws, like QJ, AJ, KJ). River pot is 1.44$ and you have 1.32$ left, so it is close to a PSB and good enough to polarize.
Check some T9s, or QJs seems more appealing to me.
He shouldn't be calling without the 7♣: and it is already a loose turn call, but if you look aggro PP are always good bluffcatchers. Besides, the board contains no A, K, or Q.

I have posted the hand for you without the link. Than everyone can see the hand better I think.

It's good to know what kind of villain you are dealing with, but on NL2 I wouldn't be surprised a random villain can call all kind of hands against a 3bet pre-flop.

On the flop I would Cbet around half pot, but i don't think you get to many better hands to fold and I'm done with the hand on the turn. I doubt he will fold on a blank and don't forget a random NL2 player isn't thinking in what kind of range you will 3bet and Cbet flop and turn with.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Thanks mate, great analyse!

I like the way it's played on the flop and on the turn when we pick up equity with the flush draw.I don't think bluffing the river would be that bad either although i don't mind checking as ace high always has some showdown value.