AK hand 200$ 6max

[gsdavid]

ok basically i have no read on villian, its his first hand (he is bb) and i have no previous stats on him
Im dealth , table folds and i raise it to 7$ OTB
SB folds and BB calls
Flop is , pot is 15$ and i bet 11$ into the pot.. villian calls and turn is :
pot 37$..he checks and i bet 24$ into 37$(trying to milk a weaker ace) but he immediately raises my 24$ to 58$..now when i think of it, most ppl do this to me when they hit a two pair or better on turn(they improved on turn), so he raises me and i decide to call
river is a blank and he pushes his last 122$ into 153$ pot..hero?
do i even bother calling turn there(isi it a fold or push situation?)
tnx

[Twelver]

[Jossnaz]

call - check - reraise
this stinks to me if turn is completing the flushdraw.

As played I fold this turn every single time with no read.


Actually I don't know whether its cleverer to raise turn or check behind.
I may check behind and see his bet on river.... i'd probably check behind.


Would you in his position, bet the turn if you held the flush? i'd do it perhaps 50% of the time. (simply guessed that value)

Imagine someone is holding a flush on turn with position, how big is the chance that this someone checks behind to hide his hand?
i'd do this perhaps 25% of the time...

How often would you not lead with the flush the river?
10%?

So you're betting in a check which in my case would be a wrong bet in 50% of the case.

(btw i'm a beginner and microtabler

[KaiserSosa]

[k3nt]

[gsdavid]

[black_knight6]

I check the turn (honestly) and call most river bets. As played, likely fold turn, easy fold on river.