Kd8d: 4betbluff pf and check back flop for pot control, sb range dose include a decent part of A. Turn easy call with middle pair and fd. River easy snap when the flush completes.
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She has AA.
This is consistent with a 4 bet preflop, and the reason she checks on the flop is to slowplay. With AA in her hand, her opponent probably doesn't have an Ace, so betting the flop will yield a lot more folds than calls. And even though there are 2 diamonds on the flop, she's not worried that her opponent has a flush draw, because the A of diamonds in on the flop. Opponent's 4bet calling range might have KQdd, but that's as unlikely as having the fourth ace. So checking behind is the best move.
She just calls the Turn bet because, again, her opponent is likely bluffing here. Calling the River even though the flush hit is still consistent with her hand as her opponent most likely doesn't have a flush.
A3o
pre flop: bluff 4bet.
flop: no need to bet here and we can induce bluffs.°
turn and river easy call vs AQ+
She has AA.
Pre On the top of her 4-bet range
Flop She flops big and wants to keep in JJ-->KK and potential bluffs. She can only take value from opponent's TT and 4 combos AK
Turn The same idea; not scared of the draws because there are not so many hands in SB 4bet call range; especially if she holds the A of spades. Given the opponents bet size she knows that he does not have TT probably not AK either. Most likely the opponent is trying to get folds from QQ or KK (depending on what he has) and in general to take a feel where he is at
River She is consistent with her previous line. She thinks that the board now seems scary and the SB takes the opportunity to represent a flush. She decides that more often than not the SB does not have it, so she calls
AA
by the way if this is some stupid thread you've put together just to show off some retarded bluff like J9s then there's no point in the hand reading part. The player obviously has AA here and the hand was probably played bad if she doesn't have AA.
K♦:Q♦:. I'll post hand ranges for each player.
PREFLOP: Hero - :Ax::Qx:+, :9x::9x:+, :Kx::Qx:s
Villain - :Tx::9x:s+, :6x::6x:+, :Ax::Jx:+, :Ax::9x:s+, :Kx::Qx:+, :Jx::9x:s
FLOP: Hero - :Tx::Tx:+, K♦:Q♦: she would probably try to steal if completely missed or value bet :Ax::Ax:
Villain - same as pre, without A♦:
TURN: Hero - :Tx::Tx:+, K♦:Q♦:
Villain - J♦:9♦:, J♠:9♠:, :Tx::9x:, :7x::7x:, :8x::8x:, :Ax::Ax:
RIVER: Hero - K♦:Q♦: there are not enough bluffs in Villain's range to call with a set (such a nit!)
Villain - straight, flush or a few missed flush draws.
hmm...
hab nicht wirklich Ahnung von 3bet+ ranges...
Kann mir nur ne Logik aus den Fingern saugen.
Preflop ?
Flop = check von beiden = Potcontrolle? AK? Flushdraw? KQs-KJs
Turn = SB bets = AK, AQ? Call = Flushdraw oder AK-AT?
River = SB bets rel. big = value? oder bluff tries to convince I've an big A oder Flush? Kann eigentlich kein Set ausser TT, AA haben.
hmm = Bluffcatcher mit AT-AK? oder doch Flush KQs
Wie light kann man da callen vs unknown? Reicht TP? Eigentlich nicht...
4-Bet preflop? Was könnte das für ne Range sein? AA-TT, AK-AT, KQs ?
Was würde am River vs ne Valuebet callen können? AA, TT, AK, AT, KQs.
TT wäre wohl schon am Turn weg. Bleiben noch AA, AK, AT und KQs. AK hätte evtl. schon Flop gesetzt um es am sicheren Turn reinzubringen?
Da KQs wenig Kombos hat fliegen die auch raus. Aus demselben Grund schmeisse ich auch AA raus.
AT gefällt mir zwar nicht. Wäre als weak-tighter Spieler preflop draußen und täte mich auch schwer den River zu callen...
"ATo"
KQ diamonds
Pre flop: Reasonable bet for KQd, Vilan might have AK or AA
Flop: SB check seeing if he can slow play the hero 
and and hero goes check to see if she could get her flush
Turn: 10e turns, and SB bet trying not lose his hand bets, but our hero has her instincts and calls
River: 10d comes and SB goes all in, happy days to gorgeous Sarah 
I wish I could learn with her, if you know what I mean ;P
Good luck all
KK
Obv raising pre. Checking flop b/c A. Call turn/riv b/c too strong of a starting hand to fold (Hurrrdurrr).
AA
Preflop standard, flop is good for CB with bluff or semi bluff flush draw so checking behind indicates strong hand, she is not worried much of giving free card since villain doesn't have many flush draws in his range and some of them even make full house. So based on that turn and river is call.
I'd say AA here. Preflop is standard, flop we check back because we block Ax heavily and it's fine to have some nuts to protect our checking range, turn/river are easy. AT is also possible but that probably doesn't belong to a preflop 4bet range. Bluffcatches are hard to guess because we don't know the 4bet range, KxKd is an option but AA seems the better choice.