AA getting c/r AI on a drawheavy board

[Robert]

opp is 33/23/3 after 60 hands. They are all datamined hands, so I dont know if hes a solid lag, if hes a normal TAG on a good run of cards or if hes just a bad aggro donk. I figured this could be a draw a lot, so thats why I called - but should I fold instead?
Does your flop line change if you know that he's solid for sure? Or if you know he's a donk for sure?

Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $ BB (6 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

Hero ($111.48)
Button ($98.50)
SB ($348.10)
BB ($96.30)
UTG ($89)
MP ($194.97)

Preflop: Hero is CO with A, A. SB posts a blind of $0.50.
1 fold, MP raises to $4, Hero raises to $12, 3 folds, MP calls $8.

Flop: ($25.50) 8, J, T (2 players)
MP checks, Hero bets $21, MP goes allin for about $100 total!!!! Hero calls????


edited by gabe

[Robert]

lol, converter f***** up once again. MP checks flop, I bet 21, he c/r allin - and I call.

[gabe]

i fixed it for you

[gabe]

i call in this spot. hes not passive enough for me to fold AA in reraised pot.

[elipsesjeff]

At 100 NL, I have a two things I'm never going to do until I am a much better player:

1) Never Fold AA.
2) Never Fold a set.

[Renton]

i call

[The Izebox]

call. Im more scared of standard reraise then a huge one.

[Fnord]

Big pot hand, big pot board, play a big pot.

[Fnord]

2) Never Fold a set on the flop.

FYP

I think it's a pretty key NL100-200ish skill to get away from turned and rivered sets when they're no good.