NL100 6Max, AA good here?

Make him pay for his gall.
x/r the flop.
His range for a pre-flop 3Bet is weighted toward high pocket pairs, which you beat, and which he won't (likely) fold.

Note: I haven't a clue about NL 100, but the more cards you give him, the more likely he'll suck out.
What are your thoughts on jamming the river? turn?

Originally posted by VorpalF2F
Make him pay for his gall.
x/r the flop.
His range for a pre-flop 3Bet is weighted toward high pocket pairs, which you beat, and which he won't (likely) fold.

Note: I haven't a clue about NL 100, but the more cards you give him, the more likely he'll suck out.
What are your thoughts on jamming the river? turn?

I like the big 3bet pre here a lot because we are oop and deep and it may create a cover for us as to represent AK/AQ and therefore missed the flop which is a good thing because we actually have AA with H and the flop is HHx.

Yes, we could CR/CRAI turn or river to play for stacks vs +TT if that's what we want to do.

Although, it would be hilarious if we CRAI on turn and he tanked for 60 seconds and called with a bottom set.

Flop and turn could be played differently, but it's fine I guess.

As played easy call river in my opinion.
Post-flop you underrep your hand, and you shouldn't fold as you try to make him bet.

Imho with AA:h you can call, there aren't overcard that can scare you.

With KK or other overpair better cr.

As played in this 40 hands had you seen he speawy for 3 street?

He has many flush and if he doesn't bluff hands as Q:h J this is a sick call

Originally posted by pisiattu
Imho with AA:h you can call, there aren't overcard that can scare you.

With KK or other overpair better cr.

As played in this 40 hands had you seen he speawy for 3 street?

He has many flush and if he doesn't bluff hands as Q:h J this is a sick call

I don't know anything about the villain except by looking at the stats, he seems like a preflop calling station and possibly a loose player in the making.

If I am not sure I fold river: a loss is a more serious error than a loss of earnings