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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
Since the images weren't included in the thread, for quick reference, the board is Ks Qd Js 2h.
It's definitely a bit weird that AQs/AQo is apparently bet more often on the turn than AKs/AKo is. I presume it's something to do with blockers, and equity vs the continuance range, and the point ohly made about 'bluffs' being drawn from made hands that are just a bit lower in your range. So straights and sets are your fat value bets, AK (TPTK) is somewhere in the middle of your range and can be checked back, while AQ (and TT for that matter) is kind of a semi-bluff.
Are the gyazo links not working?
On the turn facing a bet OOP should fold top pair 58% and fold 2nd pair only 30%. So betting AQ gets better hands to fold( K5-K9 without flush draws are folding) and worst hands to call (QT is a pure call and so are Qx with flush draw)