Calling pre-flop is fine this deep. On the Flop you should be calling some percentage and raising some percentage. Although this should be weighted more towards calling when playing this deep. Firing the turn is standard after raising the flop. Checking back the turn after raising the flop would be just horrible. His lead out on the river represnts bluffs and well bluffs. I doubt he would check turn lead river for a pot committing amount with top pair type hands. I think he leads/raise turn with all his second pair/set type hands almost always. Getting 4.5-1 on money with the nut second pair and a blocker to the nut flush draw when my opponent is representing nothing;I think I make the call. Only have to be right 1 in 4 times.

Why are you letting "making a comeback" affect your decision? It's not a tournament. You can just hit the reload button.

Why not RR preflop and make post flop decisions much easier?

Do we only ever C/R the flop with our made hands and C/C with our weaker pairs and draws? Is this exploitable, especially against opponents we play on a regular basis?

I would bet fold river.

Shove pre.

Pretty certain he plays      the same. He turned up with  ? What a lagtard.

What do you do with  in this spot?

You cant fold here. You are absolutely crushing his range. The only hand that he is repping that has you beat here is 33 or 99. We assume he 4 bets pre with AK. He most likely has A10/AJ/AQ here. He could also be flushing but I would expect him to C/R his draws. Because we have  I would cawl cawl. If we raise he might fold worse and his random spazzy bluffs will fold and we get called by his sets.

Raise flop. As played fold.

Fold.

By check-calling all in you are giving your opponent negative freeroll.

Why gay-bet the flop? Am I missing something?