Yes.

Of course there's a better line. x/c flop, x/c turn. As played not sure why you're jamming turn here as there's really nothing you beat except complete air. Yes you still have some decent equity in the hand with one card to come, but I don't think it's a time to GII.

more otf apart from that dont mind it, doubt there is a better line that nets us more chips +CeV wise

A+

if we x/c flop villain has a little over pot size bet behind ott.

x/c turn and we're committed


i dont see how playing passively is better. I don't really like my shove but i couldnt think of anything else to do with how the stack sizes were

1k hands on villain with 10% cold call which i think is capped but not gonna cap it since hes a little above 20 bigs and some ppl like to flat AA/KK, doesnt make much diff since we heavily block those

he gets to the turn with Ax floats, broadway hearts, 55+
on the turn facing a shove hes folding all Ax except A3s/A5s/A8s also calling all his pairs 55-AA

i had him getting to the turn with 127 combos. calling the turn with just 55 combos. our shove folds out 43% of his range.

so vs his range for calling a shove (55+, A3s/A5s/A8s) we have 26% eq

if we use the formula
EV= F($Pot)+C(%W*$W)-C(%L*$L)
EV= .43(15.25)+.57(.26*32.98)-.57(.74*17.73)

EV= 6.56 + 4.89 - 7.48 = +3.97bb


my question was is there a more profitable line to take.

Check shove flop as we also don't mind a free card.
If i gets checked through and we miss i think i would c/c turn and lead some rivers.

As played i think jamming turn is better then betting like 3k, just take full FE and decent equity if called. Not terribly played at all imo.

with these stack sizes x/shove looks good

also like bigger and jam turn. way too many x backs otf