I erred preflop, but what to do now?

[Rexas]

The first live cash game I ever played was a 25/25 game in the luton G, with a max buy in of £20. I ground it out for about 7 hours after busting the pub poker final tournament while my lift was still in, and ended up about +£10, and felt on top of the world.

Relating to the hand, I probably lead/fold the turn and lead most safe rivers, as played I call the turn and re-evaluate the river, probably check folding but that often depends on bet sizing and any ninja stuff. If in doubt, just river a set, and lol sick when he has AK.

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Calling the turn is okay, so is leading but you just have to be prepared to give up the pot on the river when called.

If you lead the turn and villain raises, you have an easy fold.

If you check/call the turn, then I'd fold to a river bet. You're only ahead of AK in the 4-betting range that you have assigned them.

Why do we have to be prepared to give up on the river when called? Leading the turn isn't a bluff. Think if we lead the turn and get called, we're more likely to have the best hand than not

Well OP has assigned villains range as TT+ & AQ+. We only beat AK in that range...

I did add in the chance he has some funky stuff too. Also, he's just seen me play KK aggressively postflop.
I think my question is about working out how often he's bluffing/semi bluffing here.
It's £126.50 to win £210

Anyone i know? I like c/c turn, not that much worse he can call with. Might as well let him bluff.

Tony, don't know surname but he's more a Gala reg than G. Older than you, younger than me, 40something maybe.

Call twice vs the fox, he loves to splash, has beats you some % but I wouldn't fold.