I'd cbet the flop with our gutshot and bet any T,J,Q,K,A turn as well. I'd be checking flop if we did not have our gutshot, as played turn cbet is fine.

I'd cbet the flop with our gutshot and bet any T,J,Q,K,A turn as well. I'd be checking flop if we did not have our gutshot, as played turn cbet is fine.

Pre: Definitely like the squeeze, too much dead money there to not go for it IMO when we have position on both players who have entered the pot already. Calling encourages multiway action which is not great for our hand and folding seems far too weak.

Flop: This is a tricky flop to play, by c-betting we allow our opponents to play very correctly against us. We are never folding out a PP, and we beat a decent chunk of the rest of villains range. By betting we may fold out some AK/AQ hands but that is the only positive thing we accomplish by betting here. When we have position for the hand I quite like your check back.

Turn: The Q is a nice card for us to start betting, our villain should only have AQ/KQ in his range here and by betting now we can fold out his PP's quite successfully with a high frequency so I love going for the delayed C-bet here. NH overall for sure IMO.

The squeeze is standard. It's a great hand type to do this with in position.

The flop I feel is close between a check and a bet. With AK I definitely prefer a check because you're going to have the best hand more frequently if you decide to call a turn bet unimproved. Here I'm leaning towards a c bet.

As played on the turn once he checks I'm going to fire twice hoping to get folds from AK AQ, some A4s type stuff, and small pocket pairs. If we pick up showdown value on the river then checking back will be best.