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Falcon1803
Rock Star
Silver Level
But can't it on the next level of thinking be looked at like this "Ok, I have AK which is probably the best hand here. If I shove the villain will probably think that I'm bluffing because a value hand would't try to fold an opponent out. So let him be mistaken and call me with a bluff-catcher.1. Stick to what you know, value or bluff. If you aren't raising for these reasons primarily, then you are doing it wrong. The fact that you aren't sure how to interpret the information you get proves that you should just be keeping it simple. Whether you are ahead or not is irrelevant, you could be ahead of him every single time here and raising would still be bad, it's not about what you beat, it's about what you beat that will call.
2. You should never have 72o here.
3. See point one. You are struggling to make the distinction between what he bets as a bluff with and what he calls a check/raise with. Two completely different ranges there.
4. If you feel he is bluffing all the way here with his air hands, then call down. If you feel he will bluff two streets then call two. If you feel he is only firing one on this board, then call one.
As for your comment in reply to mine. He isn't shoving AQ here ever. If he has AQ and he puts you on KK/QQ why is he going to raise and fold out your range which is weaker than him?