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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6668444, member: 397965"]
Preflop
You can either call his 3-bet or put in a 4-bet. If you 4-bet, you need to have a plan for, how you react to a 5-bet. And from these positions and against an unknown 2NL opponent AKo will usually be a fold.

Flop
Pretty good flop obviously, and the great thing about just calling his 3-bet is, that you now have a very well disguised TPTK. I dont see any reason to check-raise though. The problem is, it commits you to the pot already, so you dont give him any room to try to bluff you on the turn or make some sort of light river call. Your hand also dont need much protection, especially since you hold Ah making it much less likely, he has a flushdraw, and giving you a BDFD on heart turns. As played you obviously have to call it off, since you already committed yourself to the pot. Basically you are hoping to be against AQ or another AK.

Conclusion
Preflop is fine and postflop is just a cooler in a 3-bet pot. But I do prefer to check-call the flop rather than check-raise and get it in. And of course its always nice to bink a runner-runner suckout :)
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