AA and bad board

What range you give V for calling 3bet with?

This board is better for caller here, he can have sets here, 2x A7s, A9, T9s, I don't think he bets here on river with worse hand.

At the PokerStars, Hold'em No Limit - $0.01/$0.02 micro limit game situation: I think you must betting a second barrel on the TURN, if it is possible...

Losing with AA against Villain range at the TURN: A7s 87s 67s & 77 & (sets) [If UTG is a LAG]

Hello,

On the turn I like the check to call, because a raise there would be fatal.
River you could consider a bet at 1/4 or 1/10 of the pot, so that he pays some 8x, QQ, JJ, TT and even an AQ+.
I don't dislike x/f either because I don't think villain bluffs almost any hand.

Is it wrong to over bet this flop and try and get it in vs this half stack? Or what about shoving the flop?

Maybe you can even size up more pre-flop if you deal with 2 fishy players.
Flop play is standard. If you over bet shove the flop you expect villain will call with TT-KK and I expect QQ and KK would be stacking of pre-flop most of the time.

Originally posted by jiffybag
What range you give V for calling 3bet with?

It's hard to say without any info, but villain could call a 3bet with 66-JJ and that hits this board.

Originally posted by YXKCOBRA
At the PokerStars, Hold'em No Limit - $0.01/$0.02 micro limit game situation: I think you must betting a second barrel on the TURN, if it is possible...
Even on NL2 it will be tough to get value. You beat only TT and JJ most likely and if you bet it will be a shove.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by jiffybag
Is it wrong to over bet this flop and try and get it in vs this half stack? Or what about shoving the flop?

I think this is not bad move here when I put him all in on flop. He can call with for example 77, 9x.

(9) Nine on the river: I think this is an easyfold decision... LAG Villain range: A9o A9s K9s Q9s J9s T9s 89s 79s