4/11 NL25 6m
*PRE*
*3B*
-call K9s IP, call K flop snap shove 9 turn
-cb J55s+ c f turn
-2-0.75 AJo IP v utg
*POST*

Board: Tc7dKd9s
Equity Win Tie
MP2 16.04% 12.70% 3.34% { As8c }
MP3 83.96% 80.61% 3.34% { 99, K9s, QJs, T9s, AdQd, AdJd, AdTd, Ad9d, Ad8d, Ad7d, Ad6d }


13.36/(13.36+21.36+8+12.05)
13.36/55.52
=> 0.24

still a fold and I didn't 3bet because it was a good time to do it, I was pretty aggro he didn't seem solid but because I was getting run over and by intuition wanted to compensate by attacking pots I didn't have to is my guess.

One thing I am not sure is the turn though... Is this a good barrel spot or not? I felt obliged to bet again with my turned equity and because I expect most people to 4bet AK PF but I don't really know what I am trying to fold out here, it gives me a straight draw but also gutters or 2p to a lot of hands that call on flop

Would you just x/f on the turn? He was more or less unknown at the time

well in most cases turned equity is a good barrel spot you have to likely follow through on most rivers? villain dependant obv. turn is a fold to the raise but you knew that
Edit: hmm ye I see that he's probably not folding much vs unknown it could be a ch/f

turn card is not good at all
many of the hands that you put in his range auto raise flop most of the time
even jacks would find it hard to fold the turn,never barel imo