Flop Analysis
Flop K92r, SPR ≈2.5, BB c-bets small into a pot of ~32.5bb. With top pair top kicker and ~20% required equity, calling is standard and keeps our range protected; raising is mostly reserved for very strong hands or specific blockers.
AKs should mostly 4-bet pre, flop call is fine, turn check is reasonable, and river call versus shove is marginal and slightly too loose.
Flop K92r, SPR ≈2.5, BB c-bets small into a pot of ~32.5bb. With top pair top kicker and ~20% required equity, calling is standard and keeps our range protected; raising is mostly reserved for very strong hands or specific blockers.
Turn 7h, SPR ≈0.7, BB checks; with top pair and no draw, checking back is reasonable and avoids overplaying a marginal hand. Betting would mostly fold out worse and get called by better, so checking is a solid, low-variance option.
River 4d, BB shoves 57bb into ~137.5bb; we’re getting about 2.4:1 and need ~29% equity. Given the line and our blockers, folding is preferred—AK blocks some of BB’s strongest value (AK/AQ) and leaves us with a capped, bluff-heavy range.
Note: Calling the river shove versus a very strong, polarized range is marginal and slightly too loose; folding is preferred.