Villain is 16/8/3.07 (546 hands)

Full Tilt Poker $1/$2 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players
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UTG: $70.20
MP: $202.20
CO: $236.00
BTN: $209.10
SB: $218.90
Hero (BB): $216.45

Pre Flop: Hero is BB with Q K
3 folds, BTN raises to $7, 1 fold, Hero calls $5

Flop: ($15.00) T 8 Q (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN checks

Turn: ($15.00) 2 (2 players)
Hero bets $11, BTN calls $11

River: ($37.00) K (2 players)

Does his play arouse enough suspicision so as to c/c here or is it a standard b/f?

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Bet/fold 33 and pretend this was a scarecard and you try to push him off, or try a blockerbet such as 20.

Wouldnt check/call. I think his range is often Qx, Tx, JJ, which would check behind.

I bet about $25 and call any raise less than $100 expecting AK to be raising.

AK would bet that flop i think.

I don't mind preflop I guess but I am not thrilled to have precisely this hand against this guy. A case can be made for all options here though with much more weight given to raising and folding then calling (and calling being an option depending on recent dynamics).

As played, I would sometimes lead out on this flop and be prepared to call a raise. I would then check the turn with the intention of folding to any substantial heat.

As played, I like you turn bet sizing (maybe a tad on the small side but I am not gonna nitpick about $2) and would absolutely bet pot on the river. If he is calling $25 he is calling $37 most likely. And given your call of his open and your turn and river lead, I doubt this guy is ever raising your river bet with AK. If you do get raised it will almost always be by AJ or a poorly played set. Don't worry about the repercussions of a bet and your reaction to them but rather your bet and how to maximize from it.

Bet/fold all day long. +1 what Jloc said, but I don't like the flop lead. I think whatever the hell he has he sucked the hand up as sets and AJ beat you, but both shoulda bet flop. He doesn't rep anything really well, but I'd still fold to riv bet because I don't think a 16/8 has a river bluff in him unless you have a maniac image.

I think check/call flop, and bet/fold turn is a good line. You get his cbet, and you find out where you are/get value on turn.