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[QUOTE="Mercurius, post: 6363665, member: 427881"]
For better responses (and better play on your side) you want to be quoting their VPIP/PFR stats as a minimum or if you don't have a HUD a brief description of their tendencies (are the aggressive/passive, loose/tight, showing tendencies to bluff etc)

Taking a generic player UTG you'd expect them to be opening most suited broadways, AJo+, 66+ and most suited aces.

I think their calling range is likely 66-TT, ATs-AQs, KQs, QJs, JTs, T9s, AQo+.....they're raising JJ+ and AK, maybe a couple other hands and maybe the JJ is a call, it's borderline.

You had 57% PF; 61% Flop and 74% on the Turn (based on their PF range).

If we assume they're not raising with their 77-99, T9 or QJ you're still well ahead when they raise (58% vs all the sets, two pairs, KQ straights and weaker aces they could hold like AQ) so having looked at it further it's an easy shove over their raise to me.

Clearly you can't run all that at the table (unless you're a high stakes pro using RTA......), but it's worth looking at this stuff off table so you can intuit things when playing.  In general if you have TPTK with a straight and flush draw you're always going to be in pretty good shape against a range that called pre-flop rather than 4betting.

Without the nut flush draw you're probably calling turn and river, you'll lose a chunk of the time but often it'll be bluffs/missed draws/worse Ax so still the right play IMO
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