Yeah, tough spot but it got that way from playing it too passively.His min raise preflop looks either scary or weak ,AK AA KK maybe QQ or maybe a hand like A8 suited or small pairs. If you are not RR preflop you could still have redeemed yourself by check raising the flop. Even then he can still be playing A8 like it was the nuts depending on the type of player he is. Agree that check calling the flop/turn then folding the river is the worst, if you think you are good on the flop/turn you should still be good unless an A or K show up then it will be an even harder decison because a lot of hands get there that he is C betting and firing 2 barrels with. If I think I’m good on the turn I’m Reraising then checking the river and re evaluating A turn RR is still a cheaper and better option than … still a tough decision if he bets the river but at least I have more information than if I were to just check call.  If you reraise his 2800 bet to about 7k he is either gonna fire again on the river, check behind you, or fold to your RR, after his bet on the turn and if you were to call the pot would be 10,720 if he fires again you are facing a bet of about 6k if the trend continues… so putting in another 3K or so on the turn make your choices a lot easier IMO. … did this hand run out? Would like to know if he showed.

Edit: Didn't realize your stack size. So think it's even more crucial to make up your mind on the flop if you are going hard or folding. Reraising the flop seems like a way better choice.

Just curious, what was the river? The replayer doesn't show.

I still think 3betting pre and jamming most flops is the way to go here …

Agreed. I guess I just mean because you’re in the dark on where you stand because most competent players don’t raise depending on the strength of their hands and 3 betting would better define his hand, because he should/could make the same bet pre with AA/kk/QQ ETC. although I think with KQ he folds pre ak or Aq he’s probably getting it in pre and all pairs bigger than 9’s, so 3 betting then reassesing if he shoves is still kind of a tough spot but still way easier than going past the flop on this one. The further in the hand you get the less room you have to play because of your stack size and your options go down.