Hi juanoell,

In my opinion even your flop call is questionable, I would make an exploitative fold versus a tight guy's huge check raise like that. I mean, you basically potbet the flop and he makes a 4.4x R, this line has to be a set on NL10 more often than we would think (especially when Ad is on the board).

As played turn is an obvious fold imho.

GL

If we are calling flop we should be calling this turn. The reason being villain will be draw heavy a lot so folding on a brick makes no sense. You should have this line decided before you call flop. If you are going to fold brick turns then theoretically you should fold flop but that would be no good right?

I think your line is reasonable. The guy is super tight so you can fold flop vs a nit.

When you call the flop C/R your hand is pretty face up. At the higher stakes a lot of people are C/R this board vs late position open. Most players are slowing down turn vs you. If they dont slow down turn its a fold.

I think I could find a fold vs a nitty villain here with such a huge raise. As played I do fold the turn since he doesn't slow down at all. The only downside to this is that these nits sometimes overplay their TPTK hands so you might be against another AK(maybe the one with a flushdraw) or maybe even AQ.

Player dependent, generally I'm calling here if he has flush draws in his range.