what to do OTT

I think, in theory, you played the hand well. Villain can raise turn with a lot of fush draws and some combo draws.
Some bad players raise with a merged range with e.g. AQ+.
Question is if you have any reads on the player or on what the population tendencies are. Is this spot underbluffed? On NL10 probably, but I have no data to back this up. I think usually a raise on the turn shows a lot of strength. Still tough to fold, and probably slightly better to get it in, but really I have no clue
Anyway, with the Ace on the board, I think you should have a pretty tight x/r range OTF, where your value range is mostly sets and your bluffing range has a few flush draws. If Villain has a strong Ace, they might fire 3 barrels and calling down might be the most profitable line.

Originally posted by monteCarlol
I think, in theory, you played the hand well. Villain can raise turn with a lot of fush draws and some combo draws.
Some bad players raise with a merged range with e.g. AQ+.

Agreed -- I think AT+ could make that play in opponent's position.
Straight and flush draw make up the biggest part of BTN's range though.

Because of that, I think you have to bet the turn -- but I think that it's prudent to bet only about 1/2 pot, and fold to the shove.

Tricky spot, but without read I'm not stacking off 130bb eff there

depends what you think his range is, when you check-raise flop then go 2/3 on turn and he 3x's your bet, that is screaming strength. I don't know how often he has FD's in his range here, he could have a set or a combo draw maybe he turns A7 who knows, I'd probably just call the turn and not be happy too happy about it.

thank you all.. I think solvers will go for it but considering the nitty field that nl10zoom can be I wouldn't mind calling the turn and folding rivers that complete flush or another straight.. i can't give up my flop top two pairs in that turn I need him holding so little bluffs or no bluff at all if he raise the part of value that I beat to make it profitable