I don't have stats or a hand converter for Carbon. Villain is standard tag. Stacks are 115 bb effective.

I raise utg with aks to $3.5. One fold. Cutoff raises to $12. Folds back to me. I 3b to $29. Villain flats. The flop is 322r. At this point, I was completely confused. I've never seen villain flat this type of situation before. We have like 1000 hands of history. What's the best line here? I thought it was possible for villain to flat aa, kk, qq, and maybe jj because I recently 4b villain like 5 hands before.

I end up checking the flop then villain checks behind. Turn is a q. I check turn and villain checks the turn behind. The river is an ace. I bet $20, villain shoves. Thoughts?

How about starting with what hand you have.

aks

99% of the time he has AK here.

At best its a split? Or maybe even AQs? Cant see you beating anything here myself, slowed AA is all that comes to my mind..

Is there any equity to shoving the flop? No, right?

You played it fine until the river. I had just c/c-ed. Your hand is so obiously AK that it´s nearly ridiculous to bet. What do you believe does Villain expect you to have?

Said this, you have a very easy fold now. If this is AK 99% of the time I eat my cards (unless Villain is a complete braindead moron).

I´d say this AQ 99% of the time - correctly figuring that you have AK and might have difficulties to get away from it.

- Tack -