Depending on the type of 4 table player on these stakes hes most likely from NIT to LAG as if he plays like a fish he would loose to much money. So would give opponent a TAG style.

Now a good TAG will show in a 4 bet pot (MP vs BTN) with almost only value hands (QQ+,AK or even a better range) (and will give up almost all none value hand that don't hit something in a 4 bet pot). You might even consider folding against his 4 bet I know I would consider it.

Well with AA with a heart in it I would for sure bet this turn as I want to extract maximum money from KK and as I also have a redraw to the NUT flush that would a sound strategy in my opinion.

The villain should by the way not be concerned that you could have a straight on this board as and even a flush is very unlikely certainly if villain would have a high heart that would mean you would have called his 4 bet with QJ and that would be against his range a big mistake that in the long run would win him more then he would loose this particular hand.

Hello friend. If you want to I will run this hand through GTO+ soon.
It is just solving right now so we´d need to wait a bit.
Then you at least know what you should do in theory. Depending on your opponent´s tendencies you then can adapt.

All I need for that is your 3B range vs villain and his 4B range. That´s what you have to guess given the pool´s tendencies, since noone 3B/4B close to optimal in these games (me included).

However you will have to take it with salt. It´s my first day working with a solver, but if you want to I will try my best to give you this information!

i would follow ur line . He could have some AKs or AA/KK with hears, so it is a tough spot to call with only a single pair.

What do we think his range is once he shoves the river?

I'm hesitant to believe that villain is taking advantage of you in any way here. He probably just plays AA/KK like this because he would feel uneasy about playing these hands as checks and he figures that he doesn't want to give you free cards on a board like this. He can also have a few flushes. If he does play AA/KK like this, there's almost no way he can overbluff here, given the general passivity of the player pool and the tight 4betting range. Even if he shoves all AKo with a heart, JJ is like breaking even or something.

To put it another way, if we think he doesn't play AA/KK as value like this, what would make us jump to the conclusion that villain would think of this as a good bluffing spot?

Q1: Anyone raising flop? Say $28 (which is about what hero put in by calling two streets). Reasons to raise flop include: (i) aiming to get AK no heart/one heart to fold; because calling flop and seeing an A, K, Q on turn puts us in a tough spot (ii) raising flop possibly slows villain down on turn. x/x turn and river would be a good result if we want to play it that way or we can consider betting turn if checked to. If shipped on I guess we fold, believing the 4B is a monster (in a field that "doesnt 4bet enough").

Q2: As played is anyone semi-bluffing turn?
Repping flush, maybe QJ with an overpair, str draw, fl draw, what are your reasons why? why not?

Q3: What do you make of the 30% pot bet on flop and 50% pot bet on turn and all in just over 100% pot on river? Any general trends this pattern reps?

Personally, as played, it feels like he has AhKx or AhKh... nuts or nothing... I think AxAx or KxKx just check calls river. I think folding river is ok though I don't like calling turn and folding river in general. Only have to be right 1/3 here so it might be worth making the call on those odds and consider the info/taking notes a trade-off worth making. Is making a slightly -ve call sometimes worthwhile if you likely play the same villain again and again?

My summary of this hand would be (i) I think a flop raise could get AK to give up which is a good result OR if shoved on we make a decision here to go with hand or not - but we are crushed by overpair/flipping v AhKh/in good shape against AxKx that bluff shoves but this last scenario seems least likely and that (ii) calling down could bluff catch AhKx that triple barrels esp after picking up equity on turn or we lose to overpair/nut flush. I think overall I raise fold flop and hope villain folds AK.

You're both very deep, so Villain's 4-betting range should be quite tight.

The board runs out as good as can be expected for JJ. If I was Villain, and I had a overpair, I would likely check at least one street. Villain is really representing AhKh, AhQh, KhQh or TT exactly. That's just 6 combos.

I would find it hard to fold here, but it's a gross spot for sure.

Oh man I've only just realised that on the turn our hero has put in $42 out of a $91.55 stack. I definitely think its a fold or commit situation on the turn... definitely calling river as played. Its $50 to call to win $137...

Lol just looked up the only 4 bet frequency I see in 50NLz on pokerstars which is only 7% and with a VPIP of 22% that is an average of only the top 1,5% of hands. Meaning that a lot of villains will only not show up with AKo here.

I agree that Flop is a call only IP. I'd note that raising to protect equity is less important IP because villian will not have option to check back turn and realise his river equity.

Regarding the turn spot, V has deviated far from optimal but I'd assume his range is strong flushes (AKhh and Axhh from the pre-flop bluffing range), maybe AAh at a stretch for value and high equity bluffs ( basically AKo 1 heart). Therefore, I'm going to prefer to defend hands with higher equity vs V bluffing range and/or ability to improve vs his value range.

Continuing with AhKx and 2pr + on turn. JJ and QQ just don't perform well vs the range we give Villian so I'm fine folding them right away. As played, JJ is stone bottom of your range on river so not worried about folding fold. FWIW I'd be folding straights and 2 pr on river and calling flushes and sets.

Anyone here that has a preflop solver? I was wondering how ranges differ from having a 3x 3bet or a 3.5 and for 4bet the difference between 2.5x and 3x. For defending and aggressor.

Yes, it's possible he way overbluffs this spot since he would likely check AA, KK at some point. It's also very possible that he's the type of player that will never bluff and will just shrug his shoulders and bet/bet/shove with AA, KK.

I think your range has enough nutted hands that you don't need to call JJ with a heart. (Though I guess that depends on your 3bet/call range). And I wouldn't trust the POSSIBILITY that he's overbluffing enough to expand my range this far. I mean if you think about what weaker hands can you even have here....?

This post is doing my head in, thanks therapist...

We have a 183BB stack, the button, and JJ in a 4bet pot. All we know about villain is he's playing four tables.

Are we:
a) set mining, folding flop
b) raising flop (raise/fold? raise/call off?)
c) calling flop, folding turn
d) calling flop, raising turn
e) calling flop and turn, folding river.
f) calling down
g) folding pre-flop

Some of these seem ridic obviously but I only think a,b,c,d to be viable. Maybe f too. Without a better idea of villain likelihood of 4betting AK v calling a 3B w AK its an awful spot. The more I think about a random in a pool that doesn't 4B enough the more I'm folding flop.