HUSnG early in the match: stack-off decision

[podbelski]

Imagine the situation like this:

you just have started, played several hands and you are sure the opp is a fish, but you really do not have any strong reads.

AK is dealt to you, he calls, the board is like AT39 two-tone on the flop. You bet he calls, then obv (?) betting turn and got raised or check-raised (seems committing or close to that). Is it a standard stack-off or folding is ok? What things can shift your decision towards one or another option?

Thx

[Nostalgica]

You practically cam never fold AK against anyone on that board for 75bbs HU and make a profit doing it, although in theory there are some players against whom you should fold, in practice this s a very standard stack-off.

[podbelski]

Ok, I'll keep doing it but will count how many 2p+ they will show
Yeah, basically it is a question of can he bluff and/or slowplaying weaker ace, vs he flopped or turned 2p+

[MrJayOMG]

If the player is super tight, it makes it a tough decision. Otherwise, raise pre & bet bet BET!