He probably will never flat AK here he 4bets 12% over 3k hands, now i guess i should have pot flop and ship turn ? to avoid this kind of runout but , as played what do do here ?

check/fold or shove as a bluff hoping he doesn't have a Q.

There are more Q in our range than his range imo so I prefer a check than a shove.
I'm not sure if I prefer c/c than c/f tho ... probably c/f

he has correct on on the turn to call with almost any draw in his range and its profitable for him to do so, if your oponent is getting correct odds in poker you are not making money

On January 02 2012 13:46 TalentedTom wrote: he has correct on on the turn to call with almost any draw in his range and its profitable for him to do so, if your oponent is getting correct odds in poker you are not making money

Tom you are still my hero ! Can you send me a picture i can use as ps avatar ? =))

The size of the C-bet. I like to make it bigger when it's very drawy, especially if there's a flush, most people if they have a draw in a 3b pot they usually aren't budging. Seems good to make them pay.

And make it the standard half pot on dry boards.
Here maybe make it $33, and when, if you jam the river it has the perfect feel of a "spaz" or bluff, ok not perfect, but a lot better. He might also think you just got a sick good draw, and call you with AQ, AJ, KQ, and stuff like that, or he will call with a draw and you're ahead.