£1/£2 at the empire, tptk river decision

[Pugwashed]

I have £400, villain covers. I've been fairly tight in a few orbits I've been at the table but aggro when I have got involved and been caught double barrelling light once. Villain (random middle aged guy) was super wide preflop, calling almost any open and making lots of light peels/call downs.

I open AK utg to £10, villain call utg+1. Get 3 more callers. Flop  , I bet £35 in to £51, villain calls, the rest fold. Turn  , I bet £85 into £121, villain tanks for ages and someone else calls the clock (he'd tanked a lot of decisions and this wasn't the first time someone had called the clock on him), Villain calls. River  , pot is £291, effective stacks are £270.

What do you do and why?

[Solaris]

Shove.

I really don't see what other option there is.

[SuuPRlim]

this guy as described NEVER has AQ and doesn't seem like the type to bluff.

as long as he doesn't have the in his hand you should be a winner + you'll actually get called by worse, a LOT lol

[Pugwashed]

Cool, don't play a ton live so not that in touch with the metagame, but that was pretty much what I decided. I cram and got snapped by K4hh, was just wondering whether jamming was too thin.

[Solaris]

Cool, don't play a ton live so not that in touch with the metagame, but that was pretty much what I decided. I cram and got snapped by K4hh, was just wondering whether jamming was too thin.

Obviously this is with hindsight but given he's flatted K4hh UTG+1 it's fair to say that his range is super wide and therefore we lose out on a lot of value by not shoving imo as he's likely to call with a lot of hands we beat.

UL that he played it badly and still got there.

[SuuPRlim]

if he was slightly less stationy and a little more aggro you could c/c and be told it's a good call cos he missed.

[Pugwashed]

I did think about c/c and c/f but as far as him tanking the turn I thought he'd call quicker with draws and him tanking was more likely some sort of made hand. I thought by checking I'd just lose a ton of value from Ax

[pleno1]

bet > c>call >>>>>>>>> c>f

[cambridgealex]

bet > c>call >>>>>>>>> c>f