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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6551392, member: 393841"]
Here it is better to fold pre in my opinion. You have double gap where value hands that fit perfectly in 4bet could leak into the V range: QQ and KK. On the flop and in hindsight, if for some reason I eliminated AQ+ on V, I'm now raising the flop all the time, waiting for them to call me "worse aces". Here you are only behind A5 and A9, that is, a very small portion of V range.
BU's bet was quite small, which polarizes his range a bit since V isn't expecting you fold much in that texture. That could mean that V has a dominated hand or, on the contrary, he has a disguised monster.
As played the turn favors your range since now QQ is clearly dominated and decreases the possibility of you facing KK (only 3 combos, although still possible in fact, in 4-bet pre).
Calling is fine here since you don't need to protect, because the relevant flush draws in V are few combos, maybe 3/4 KQ; KJ; KT at most.
River seems opportune to make a small bet, like 1/4 pot, trying to get KJ to beat QQ who decided to call on the flop, but really there is very little margin to get additional value in the hand.
Greetings.
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