AA OOP 180bb Deep

villain is 46/13/1.5 over about 80 hands. The only hand i remember with him he flat called 3 streets w/ JQ vs my AQ on xQJ board. Whats my best play on the turn given that a T makes up a decent part of a 46 VPIP donks range?

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (6 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

saw flop|saw showdown

Hero ($181.85)
UTG ($174.95)
MP ($52.10)
CO ($55.35)
Button ($99.85)
SB ($111)

Preflop: Hero is BB with A, A.
UTG calls $1, MP calls $1, 3 folds, Hero raises to $6, UTG calls $5, MP calls $5.

Flop: ($18.50) T, T, Q (3 players)
Hero bets $14, UTG calls $14, MP folds.

Turn: ($46.50) 6 (2 players)
Hero bets $31

If he is very passive postflop then I like b/f turn here, no reason to give a free card. Also an easy b/f on the river if he is a station.

I agree with pocketfours. I bet until I am raised, and then re-evaluate.

A ten makes up a part of his range, but a Q makes up a bigger part of his range, as to straight draws/FD's.

I would definately b/f the turn.

River probably b/f as well because as griffey says villain has a Q often, probably about 50-60.

In general, with turn betsizing of about 3/4 PSB, do you considerably decrease chances of flush draws in a villains range?

Originally Posted by minSim

In general, with turn betsizing of about 3/4 PSB, do you considerably decrease chances of flush draws in a villains range?

its hard to tell with this type of player. I discounted the FD because i had the Ad, and you cant give much credit to a back door FD. idk, since i discounted the FD's to an extent, i only bet 2/3 pot on the turn so if villain does flat call again i can make a slightly smaller river bet instead of playing for full stacks.

i'd keep betting, especially with the double flush draw out there. typically i'd be happy getting it allin on the turn here, but you're deep; so that would be a tough decision if he raises and you probably have to fold.