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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6880299, member: 397965"]
Preflop
Pretty standard to defend with any suited K to this sizing.

Flop
I think, your hand is to weak to check-call, and with information, that this opponent C-bet to much (more than the GTO equilibrium), I dont mind using it as a light check-raise. You dont have any actual draw, but you should get a decent amount of direct folds right now, and when he continue, at least you have some backdoors, that can give you equity on the turn.

Or you could spike top pair, which would bring you ahead of hands like 9X and TT-QQ. Your sizing is fine, but I do have a slight preference for going a bit larger and perhaps get a few more folds. It would really suck, if he talks himself into floating in position with two overcards, that beat or even dominate you, like AK or KQ.

Turn
You picked up a flushdraw, and even though the A is a better card for his perceived range, I think, you need to continue. That is kind of the whole idea behind starting a bluff on the flop with backdoors. If you flopped a set, you would also continue firing, hoping that the A improved him to a stronger but still second best hand.

River
You bricked, and as played I think, firing the third barrel is pretty mandatory. You can still tell a convincing story, that you flopped a set, or maybe you were bluffing with 76, and now you just got there. He hardly ever have 76 or for that matter a 2 (neither do you), and if he is hanging on with 9X or TT-KK, he might be willing to let it go now.
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