Thanks for your hand
Hey Buddy, thanks for sharing your hand. I am trying to beat 2 NL and 5 NL for a long time.
I would have to agree with most of the players who elected to lay it down in the turn because I believe:
A) The SB is the worst position ever for realizing
equity postflop
B) The board until the Turn is very, very dry (JsKd6h6s)
C) The Villain has position and nearly 140 BB
D) Without safe information about the villain it is very hard to tell whether he has JJ, KJ, KQ, and Pocket 66's in its range.
E) When Villain shoves the Turn what does he represent (2 NL level of thinking): He is representing as values JJ, KJ, K6s, J6s, pocket 66 and a few combos of AA and KK (Hero SB blocks part of BB's calling range, which would very often 4bet your 3bet with AA or KK). Also a couple of 6x because we never know for sure what the community of poker is calling down these days from a SB 3bet....(I will comment about 3bet soon)
And when the SB looks for bluffs he can't find many: What he is putting almost his entire stack with 88? 99? TT? AsQs? AsTs? Qs9s? Really? On the other hand, if the Villain in the BB hat one of the possible nuts would he be shoving a flush draw? Nope, if he he hit the boat in the Turn he would be calling almost 100% times in the hope you hit a flush or a straight in the River and then put all the chips in. So I believe it sucks, it sucks a lot my friend, 2 NL is "The Empire of Polarization": Either he really hit the nuts and was trying to charge from your Two Pairs, TPTKs, and so on or he had a gutter, a flush draw and decided to put all the chip in.
F) I believe hero's 3bet size was too small giving odds for this 140 BB player from the Big Blind to call easily with a great part of his range and having position which allowed it to bluff SB's Hero. I guess your 3bet size here was 3.3x Blinds, and in a situation like that, out of position with a strong holding as AKo, the 4x Blind sizing is better because it reduces the odds from the 140 BB player to call and the BTN player would find a hard day trying to call it down a raise of 4x, but 3.3x, 3.5x allows a lot calls and put us in the SB in a very embarrassing spot.
G) And finally, I believe your C-BET flop was a little bit high giver board: JsKd6h. I don't know many times I could be going checking the flop here because I am out of position against a 140 BB player, which Turns our TPTK x Unknown Situations not so good.
From SB I would either be checking my TPTK versus BB mostly for Pot Control because my TPTK doesn't need to much protection here, besides the Straight Draw, which SB has the removal, there is absolutely nothing to worry. And if I went C-betting the Flop, I would make 1/3 pot with all of my bluffs, semi-bluffs and values, which also allows me to control the pot since I hate playing from the SB.
Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa
PS: How many hands have you played with this guy? If it is less than a thousand hands I would say that a Fold is the most correct play
Now if you play more than 2K of hands with this BB's Villain, you know why you Fold or didn't fold. It is a very close spot this one you were, and very hard to tell.