We need to define the range he is calling a preflop raise with.
PREFLOP:
Vpip 15 (55+, A5s+, K9s+, QJs, A9o+, KJo+)
PFR 11 (66+, A8s+, KTs+, ATo+, KQo)
In my Oppinion he would call preflop with:
99-22, AQs-ATs, KJs+, QJs, JTs, T9s, AQo-AJo, KQo
FLOP:
Villain (99-22, AQs-ATs, KJs+, QJs, JTs, T9s, AQo-AJo, KQo)
Hero (AKo)
Against this range we have following percentages on flop:
Flop: Kd 6h 8s
Hero 84,961%
Villain 15,039%
Against a cbet on flop he will probably fold everything in his range except of:
VillainT(99-66, KJs+, T9s, KQo)
TURN:
VillainT (99-66, KJs+, T9s, KQo)
Hero (Ako)
Turn: Kd 6h 8s Th
Hero: 69,868%
Villain: 30,132%
If we assume that he would donk with this range we should call or raise (Hero 69,868%).
Depending on his stats I quess he'll never donk with that range.
I see him donking with: 88, 66, KhJh,KhQh, Th9h
In this case the percentages change a lil bit:
VillainT (88, 66, KhJh,KhQh, Th9h)
Hero (Ako)
Turn: Kd 6h 8s Th
Hero: 18,182%
Villain: 81,818%
Not that good
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Now we have to count the pot odds to decide whether to call or to fold and its evidently that we dont have the pot odds to justify a call. Since there is no possibility to redraw against his range we are not able to consider implied odds.
CONCLUSION:
All in all its obv that we have to fold on turn. Nevertheless I am not sure whether I could fold that hand.