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[QUOTE="Hermus, post: 6158456, member: 346197"]
I see "solvers check back the turn", I click solve.

GTO+ actually bets the turn at a 100% frequency with AQo (the flop strategy is mixed so this amounts to about half of the available combos), but only because the 2d is a huge blank for the range that GTO+ assumes for the OOP player. Because the OOP player in the solved solution check-raises the flop with sets, two-pair, overpairs, and a lot of flush draws, the flop action going check, bet, call gives the OOP a super poor range. For reference, if the IP player bets the turn, OOP only check-raises 2% of its range.

If all the super-value combos and the flushdraw semi-bluff combos survive in the OOP range to the turn, the solver likes checking back a little more, but still bets the majority of the time, and plays a mixed strategy (+- 70/30 call/fold) when facing a check-raise.

All in all, I don't really see the GTO solution having huge value here. It all comes down to if villain slowplays sets and two-pair and if villain is showing up with bluffs on the turn (mostly flush draws maybe 98 I would think). Against an overly tight player, I would probably fold. Against an overly aggressive player, I would call it down. Pretty weird spot because in both cases villain played the flop suboptimally making it difficult to pin him down to a specific range.
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