Majestic

ok so initially I didn't really consider flatting his raise, but I guess it's the best option since I'm getting it in bad OTF... My dilemma was what if blank turn and he bets big again (very likely)? 

My deciision was to get it in because lol I haz nutz draw + top pair,, but yeah I was wondering how good that decision was vs his range..

I thought flop is an obvious give up, given board and our equity. I am impressed w/ the ambitious cB

someone said "Fold flop vs his barrel stats. You basically want to hit a pair and not
fold vs him. If you call flop with A high he is just going to make you
fold on a later street." - I think this is a good idea, what do u think?

thanks, other ppl I spoke to said it is a mistake to c/c turn with this hand since it is too strong, so I should 3barrel here.

so u guys are saying it's close, inclined to fold. And as a standard vs unknown fish they are less likely to bluff 2 streets.

If I am villain here I also have QQ+ in my flatting range since I have SB fish and I want to keep him in. In this spot I don't see Villain having bluffs.

That said, OTT I am checking for him to vBet worse and I am calling to a smaller sizing and c/f riv, and c/f turn if he bets bigger.

When u barrel turn, your line looks too strong, given preflop sqz, flop cBet 3way with fish in pot on low connected board --> no weaker hands call. Ugly spot for JJ

Thanks for the feedback guys, appreciate it!

Was thinking about the AK preflop play and my instinct was that I am never dominating unknown's 5b range, basically he doesn't shove AQ ever, so I'm behind almost always, with 40%.

So when I am 4b/calling I am losing money but I am losing less than 4b/folding (which would make no sense ofc) and indeed I think it is compensated by the folds I get from my 4bets. AK doesn't play THAT good w/o initiative postflop anyway, especially vs agg villain.

So I think raising flop is best. And calling turn as played? We are unlikely to get paid off on a Heart. If river bricks do we plan to check back and win vs his bluffs (eg Khx) or shove, representing only flopped flushes, since any other strong hands should have raised at some point and it would be 13 into 22 . 

Still, what about shoving turn? I think we look so strong here and it's difficult to call KQ (no Kh) and weaker, we should only get called by AQ, 22/55/QQ, KK/AA (which we block). Even we called, we have decent equity. Maybe this would be better and produce more fold equity (we rep stronger) than shoving a blank river.

thanks guys, I was thinking he can't be bluffing either in this spot so we are just hoping for AA/KK

this is 3way though, I think they would be less inclined to bluff?

Really appreciate your input guys,

I agree that it was a bad fold, in retrospect.

@Daz - thanks for the detailed answer
4) I see him floating very rarely, given positions, maybe only AhKh, but yeah otherwise I think he has little bluffs in his range. 

Also, he might have a looser calling 3b range, but do you think he would go as low as AhTh? I mean he is often dominated by my AK, AQ.

I agree with you on the other points

I remember what was my (flawed) thought process in the hand. All I could think of when Q hit turn was 'fck he has QQ!!!', so my thought process all came from my 'certainty that he had QQ' which was definitely not profitable.

Thanks!