Re: Does it even matter?
You have 52% equity against AK, 55% against AQ, and 58% equity against KQ. Even if his range consists ONLY of these worst-case scenario hands, a raise is still for value. So raising the flop is good here.
Waiting for the turn is better with an OESFD when one of your straight cards doesn't kill your action like a 9 would in this spot. And, I would def. take a free card on the turn if it's offered. If the river bricks off, I think you can probably fold, but it's probably close. I'd probably make a spite-call.
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