A hand I played recently, just like to know your thoughts

[locutus2002]

Villain is the PFR, I'd c/r to 20K. He is going to offer a continuation bet whether he hits the flop or not - most of the time.

Let him make a decision for all his chips first.

After the c/r you are priced in to call the push.

The hand itself rarely gives you more than 50% equity, and can be as low as 35%. The value of the hand comes from getting your opponent to fold particularly a single pair (especially with a marginal kicker). Everything else is at best a coin flip.

The way you played it, villain was probably convinced you had a flush draw. He may have seen you min-bet/push with a strong drawing hand OOP before. Hero might consider playing the hand the same way he plays a set/2-pr on this board with this stack OOP against this opponent.