I like the flop size. Just apply pressure and push your advantage.

Turn is an ugly card. KK with a spade seems like a fine bet and call it off. Blocking KQss, KJss and still have outs against sets. Sucks if he shows us a flush but so be it.

Yeah, I think you played every street well. I like the polarised flop sizing given board texture - and as you said I think you can still get called by worse on the turn, so betting again seems solid.

I think on that texture, flopped sets are going to x/raise at least some of the time, so he probably doesn’t have all combos of sets when he x/shoves the turn. Plus, the Ks we have in our hand blocks some flushes. Given that he defended a 3b oop pre flop, he probably shouldn’t have too many spade combos. AQss, possibly ATss? Plus maybe some 9Ts if he’s defending that much of his range pre? But again, some of the flush draws with less SDV might x/raise flop to balance out the value raises, so I don’t think he has that many on the turn at all.

Bottom line: he doesn’t need to bluffing with the naked As very often to make your call profitable. Plus, this is 5nl: people make very weird, inexplicable hands which you couldn’t possibly put in their ranges. So I think you can always chuck a few random bluffs in people’s ranges.

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