10$ | 8 max | bvb | A8o

In the SB I wouldn't mind to raise around 3x with in mind you don't want to give villain decent odds to defend in position with a wide range. Sometimes just limping against a aggressive villain could be wise as well or you are prepared to stack of pre-flop if villain 3bets a lot in blind wars.

On the turn I would Cbet around half pot for value and protection. No need to over shove. Than you get only action of better and in best case a weaker ace.

Cheers,
SDK1987

You dont need to bet big on the flop against BB range particularly when he have all the draws here from his range (suited connectors) i always bet 1/4pot to BB 80percent of the time they fold ,sometimes i bet only one bigblind , there is topic on bbz that solvers most ofthe time check A high boards (but i dont do that ) and Kx and Qx boards are more cbets. Problem here is that u have top pair and there s draws so its sad that he floped twopairs ,on the turn i bet more than half pot or check call

Preflop as default I would limp or 3x as SDK suggested. Raising smaller can have better ev if we assume opponent to be too tight versus it.

I would cbet bit smaller on flop and then barrel this turn. River would be often check and evaluate. As played turn shove is just plain overprotection. It's very hard for villain to call weaker outside of some weaker Ax. Even with them it might require two clubs.

It's nasty spot if villain shove turn but with smaller size we at least leave possibility of semibluff available and get value from more weaker hands calling.