Open AKs, 4-bet vs BB’s 3-bet, and once we flop top pair on K-high we should mostly call the flop, then commit on the turn and river with the pot odds we’re getting.
Flop Kd9c2s, we flop top pair top kicker on a very dry board. Facing a small c-bet, solver mostly prefers calling with AK here, with some small/mid raise mixing. Raising to 30bb is a bit too big and polarizes us unnecessarily.
Note: Flop raise is too large and polarizing; solver prefers mostly calling with AK here, with some small/mid raise mixing.
Turn 7h, SPR is now about 0.7 and we’re effectively committed. Solver slightly prefers checking here with AK, but a small/mid bet is also reasonable. Checking keeps our range protected and avoids overplaying our hand when stacks are shallow.
River 4c, pot ≈181.5bb and we’re left with ~10bb; BB jams 60bb, giving us ~3.4:1 and needing ~23% equity. Solver is split between call and fold, but given the pot odds and the fact that AK blocks some of BB’s strongest value (AK/AK), calling is reasonable.