V is a 26/19 regular in these games, overall fairly solid. I start with 190bbs and V covers. 6-max $0.5/1 on PPNJ.

V opens 2.5 UTG, I 3-bet to 10 in HJ with AK, folds to V who calls.

Flop (20.3 after rake): K82

V checks, I bet 6.9, V c/rs to 20.5, I call.

Turn (58.6 after rake): K82 [5]

V bets 30, I call.

River (118.6 after rake): K82 5 [8]

V bets 40 (leaving us with about 90 behind), I...?

Thoughts anywhere? Sizings, rangings, etc?

Just to add a little bit of my own for the parts I feel are standard -- this is my usual preflop 3-bet at this depth and over this open size. Having gotten the hand HU with me IP, I'm 1/3 PSB range here on the flop. I'm also not frequently 3-betting flop here IP on this dry of a board.

I thought V's turn size quite weird -- V could've instead bet 45 to set up for a river shove (would've put pot at 148.6 and us at 115 effective instead of putting pot at 118.6/us at 130) but is this just a leveling exercise thinking down this path?

Thanks.

No need to up the raise size pre since you are IP which adds a lot of pressure on UTG when playing deep. River is so good that I don't know if I could fold here, he shouldn't open or defend 22 pre. He could go for a thin valueraise otf with AK although not sure how good that is, propably fine vs ur sizing.

Jam over on the river. Villain's line is idiotic, he should never x/r that flop imo.

he can c/r 88

Yeah, but should he on the driest of flops?

Totally ok to x/r quite many hands that deep.

OPP had AK? Played fine, but should have jam river. Could be KQ with that sizing.

OP had AK and did not disclose river action.

I was also surprised by V's flop x/r, I couldn't think of what I'd want to x/r in his shoes here besides 888 (I don't open 22 UTG and I don't think this V would either). I guess the x/r is just saying he thinks my range bet is FOS, but I thought the point of a range bet is that it is balanced for being FOS at the right frequency?

it's a 3-bet pot with tight positions, it's not like we are overstabbing in a single raised pot. We have huge range advantage on this board, villain can't be aggressively checkraising, if he does, he'll lose a lot of our bluffs as we are going to be rangebetting this board, and he'll punt into our nuts with a capped range.

I think bigger 3-bet is fine with stacks.

river, how can we not call this down? he shouldn't be checkraising 8x on flop, now has 1 combo of sets. I honestly expect to see nitty played AK chopping with us more than anything.

Yeah meant that OP should have jam river. For you call is better.

Anybody considering folding at any point?

I'm only calling river if that.

would be tempted to shove river against this particular gentleman