I think cbetting the flop is probably a higher EV play here. We have a high proportion of nutted hands in our range as we are squeezing an MP+call so our range is just strong enough to cbet the flop close to 100%. IDM this line at all tho

Thanks for all of your good comments in all of my threads.
I really like this forum, cause so many competent players answers so quickly.
What limit do you usually play?
And what do you mean with IDM?

I was playing 50nl trying to move up to 100nl before I stopped to study forex and other things, been doing more work recently with snowie and will probably jump back in at 50nl in the next few months IDM= i don't mind

Cbet ard 1/3-2/5 pot on flop. Range: AK/AQ/JJ/TT/A9s/K9s etc.
As played barrel turn ard 3.80-4.50.
River bets around 40%-60% pot as we are valuing mostly pair 9s and pp.

Another point: regs are more likely to pay you off for 2 streets if you double barrel comparing to bet, x x, bet.

I think it's fairly close but cbetting is most likely a slightly higher EV play.

Snowie is betting here 96.93% of the time btw and his checking range is just %'s of each hand which he bets more often. eg 99 check 20% cbet 80%. AKo he checks 16% and bets 84% of the time. To make it easier I would bet my entire range here maybe excluding a few of my A3-5s that don't have a bdfd.

T Snowie is betting here about 60% of the time but will check most of its range. It isn't a surprise to see him therefore check some Kx combos as otherwise he would be x/f too much OTT.

OTR Snowie suggests to shove with his betting range AP and does so with sets he checked OTT, TPTK some other Kx combos then some hands that block TP (AQ,QJ etc.) but it is a mix with all of them.

but he also suggests to check this hand more often- i guess because he is shoving a polarized range and this is just below his shoving threshold.

At this limit I'd rather cbet, we rep a very strong range and regs can fold a lot of their Ax and smaller pairs. As mentioned 30% is enough and I certainly would bet the turn as well, when I hit it I bet it most times, people don't care as often as we think.

I'd cbet. When you see this line preflop (flatting the first raise and then calling a squeeze), villain's range is stupidly pair heavy. That means on this board you likely won't get many folds, but you can probably barrel any overcards on the turn or river profitably. That combined with the actual equity AK has by being 2 overcards makes it a nice spot.