What range could SB have OTF when he XR?
I put him at K5o, A5o or bottom set, I know it's a narrow range, but what else could he be doing this with OTF?

Is this a leak to call his flop raise early in a tourney if I was half my stack size?
From my notes on him, he's not XR there as a bluff and usually has better than top pair in this spot.

PT4 notes on stationy villain:

That flop x/r on a dry flop multiway screams strength. Either A5 or 55. K5 less likely in SB unless K5s. That means you're drawing very thin so fold.

Thank you. Folding is still hard for me apparently

Looks really strong. A5 very feasible. Call, evaluate turn, as played, fold turn.

theres the problem with notes when they are all <20bb and you are now ~100 deep

So you called his XR there why then??

If you think he's never bluffing when he c/raises then it would seem you need to fold on the turn because even though you picked up some equity on the turn, if we think he's only c/raising sets and two pairs then you are betting 1148 to win 4383 so you need to win 26% of the time to break even. When I ran this on flopzilla and had him only c/raising a set of 5's (Taking out AA/KK) and two pairs your equity is at about break even.

However, if we are thinking that due to pot size if we do hit our flush on the river that we will get the rest of his stack then we are really betting 1148 to win 7331 so the implied odds would seem to justify a call on the turn

Given that we need to fold the turn despite hitting one of our best possible cards, why even call flop? I'm just folding flop to the c/r, don't see many bluff c/r on AK5r into a bet and a call, and we don't beat a single value hand, so just fold it, yeah?

Yeah, valid point.

Just think that folding top pair here is very weak. Unless we can pin point opponents exact hand, I think we have to defend flop and evaluate turn. If we don't hit a 6 or an A then we can drop it.

My bad. I didn't see we'd picked up the flush draw on the turn!