Whats the play on the turn?

Villain is unknown only have 14 hands on him. If he has a K then I want to bet but if he called with a flush draw then hmmm. I guess KJ is also possible. How to play the turn should I bet or check?

Party Poker
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.10/$0.25
9 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: $5.50
UTG+1: $5.15
MP1: $5.55
MP2: $24.65
MP3: $23
CO: $16.45
Button: $40.16
Hero: $26.47
BB: $3.75

Pre-flop: (9 players) Hero is SB with A K
5 folds, CO raises to $0.75, Button folds, Hero calls, BB folds.

Flop: K 3 7 ($1.75, 2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $1.5, Hero raises to $4, CO calls.

Turn: J ($9.75, 2 players)
Hero???

well. he's got $11-12 left, the pot is almost $10, you have TPTK + the NFD, I would bet about $7 and call a push.

3bet PF
c/r bigger on the flop if you don't 3bet. Here's a question for you, calculate the odds you're offering him on a flop call with your c/r.

I'm not sold that betting the turn in the best play, I'm trying to figure out how we get money out of a worser hand here. Don't get me wrong, I'm never folding but I dunno.

I offered him 3-1 with the flop c/r

Originally Posted by Pants_101

I offered him 3-1 with the flop c/r

Yes you did, now did you actually think about that when you raised?
Two more questions:
1. Is that raise big enough
2. Does that size of the raise allow the money to get in easier on the later streets
Bonus question:
1. What was your planned bet size for the turn/river?

Originally Posted by bigspenda73

Originally Posted by Pants_101

I offered him 3-1 with the flop c/r

Yes you did, now did you actually think about that when you raised?
Two more questions:
1. Is that raise big enough
2. Does that size of the raise allow the money to get in easier on the later streets
Bonus question:
1. What was your planned bet size for the turn/river?

I did think about the odds I was offering although with the limited time I got it a bit wrong, I wanted to offer more like 2.5-1.

1) If he calls with a flush draw his BEP is 25% and he's about 18% to come in on the turn. If he has a worse K it's irrelevent really. If he has a pair and a flush draw then he's about 24% on the turn I think... so I think it's big enough BUT if I could get him to call a bigger raise that would be better.
2) I don't know, pot is $9.75 and he has about $11.50 left. If I'd bet another dollar he would have less than the pot behind on the turn which would be better I suppose for getting it all in.

B1) I was planning a half to 3/4 pot bet on the turn. I thought a K would come along and if he wanted to chase the draw that's up to him.

I've thought about this some more now and I think I should check the turn. If he has hit the flush he may slowplay allowing me a shot at the nuts. Or he may bet small enough to give me odds to draw. If he has a K my check may make him think I'm weaker than I am and I might win a big bet on the river I wouldn't otherwise have got called. If I check and he makes a big turn bet I probably put him on the flush and fold. If he's good enough to bluff me here or dumb enough to think a weak K is good here then he wins. Thoughts?

did anyone mention how poor not c/b'ing the flop was? Gotta c/b that baby

you cant cbet if you didnt raise...

Must get more aggressive <--- your quote
3bet this pf and play it for stacks

sry i assumed you 3 bet PF and where in control.

EDIT: 3 bet AKo

Sorry to hijack the post:
Guys, do you always 3 bet with AK in BB? or sometimes call/3bet depending on opp?

Pre-flop: Mix it up.
On the turn do anything that doesn't involve your fold button. Bet into calling types, check to betting types.

play AK more aggro pf. cr a bit more on the flop.

try and get your stacks in the pot on the turn. you have the nut flush draw.

Stacks on the turn are small enough to be playing for them. This is a great card for you because if you were ahead before, you're probably ahead now. And if you were behind before, you are catching up the only way possible.

The reason I mention you are probably ahead now if you were ahead on the flop is because you have only been surpassed by either a flush or a weird JJ that didn't believe your flop c/r. A flush by villain is very unlikely because he raised preflop and we have the Ace.

I like another check raise here. Either he's way ahead or he's way behind, but since I don't see yourself getting away from this hand, let's try to get villain to take another stab at it.