PLO10 AA83ss 3way

Think so.

Just to understand your thought process behind your decision and try to help you as well.

Why do you call flop?
Why do you fold OTT - does the 6♦: change the board?
What range do you assign to SB?

Why do you call flop?
I no need defend our hand, and i dont want to go all-in against straight.

I call beacause odds, but i think i had odds to go all-in after c/r. That was mistake.

Why do you fold OTT - does the 6♦: change the board?
Did not come outs.

What range do you assign to SB?
KTxx, KKxx, TTxx, QQxx, JJxx, QJxx

After flop c/r maybe it tighter: KTxx, QJTx,

If we assume SB is capable to go for this line with KKxx and TTxx as bluff I think we probably have to stack off. Especially so if he is value betting weaker sets.

One view to take on this spot is that We probably want to call down some AAxx. So what are worse or best combos? Worst are those blocking our own outs and blocking villain having weaker sets. So like AAQJ would be worst possible. Best one probably some AATT that has blockers to straight, doesn't block our outs and has gutshot.

I would think our AAxx here is still on better side with no out blockers so one view could be to calldown this and better AAxx and fold weaker ones?

PS: I think flop call is best option and would then readless call turn. Not nice spot but question is if we can limit villain range heavily enough to just straight.

There was an interesting discussion on some stream few weeks ago that on spots like this it could actually be better not to block the nuts so the villain has more semibluffs in hes range. That is of course villain dependent. The looser the opponent, the less you want to block the nuts. It's a bit counter-intuitive but makes sense in the end.

After thinking for a while not sure if it makes any sense at all, at least on this board.