[Closed] AA on 3 flush flop

On the flop I'd 3bet, I never play passively with a board like that.

On the river I'd bet again, donkeys pay with everything.

ya i wanted to bet but timed out on the river, too many tables flashing at once and this one was a turbo i think.

I agree that I could have raised the flp, just wasn't sure if I wanted to raise in case he pushed in, then I'd have a though choice.

Raise him on the flop. You have an overpair and there are 3 cards to a flush already. Another club may scare him (cooler) or may hit him (any club beats you). Pot control is important, certainly if your 200BB deep, but at first you need to bet because for protection. And also, when you don't get resistance, you don't need to control at all. Every hand i a balancing act against pot control and betting for protection; on dangerous boards like this however protection takes the overhand.

Another note;

preflop at .05/.10

If you make it .40 it's called a raise, if some makes it 1.20 after you its a reraise or 3bet, because you also count the big blind as a bet.

On the flop if you bet, it's called a bet, if someone puts more money in it's a raise, if some puts still more in it's a reraise or a 3bet.

You´re deep, board is very drawy, you only have overpair.
Just call flop and see what he does on the turn.
You shouldn´t want to play stacks on that board. if money goes all-in you´re drawing dead or have a little odds to improve.
Can´t see now reason to raise on the turn. I villain was bluffing then he might bet again on the river, if he has you beat then you loose minimum just calling.
Check behind on the river is fine.