AA vs donk tight guy

i don't think this is close at all.

And your sample is 1k hands so your positional 3b stats are virtually useless. So are your river bluff frequency stats. 1 out of 5 times is hardly a strong read here and doesn't warrant such a huge adjustment to your calldown ranges.

AA is pretty high up your river range and I would never fold it without an extremely strong read

Hey guys, and how about to raise on the flop or turn?

Villain won't have 6x in his range. I don't think he would db with 99. So, he has bluffs and TT~QQ in his range.

I don't expect to see a reg bluffing this way in this spot, so is quite probable that he is doing that with TT-QQ. Do you think he folds this range for a raise? Our raise also doesn't represents much, since we wouldn't raise nuts or good hands there, so villain could lvl himself and overplay his hand, couldn't him?

Or do you think there is enough bluff in his range in this particular spot, that make it a better choice to hero call down?

Sry if I'm saying anything nonsense, but I'm just a donkey.

I think AA is good as a slowplay. IF he has a hand like KQ, we want him to stay in the hand and continue bluffing/valuebetting worse.

If he hits a K or Q, that's great for us. Besides we don't really want to have a raising range on that flop.

We would need to put him on mostly value hands in order to justify raising. I don't think we know for sure what his range is without some stats or reads.

Thx mbml, good pointed.