Areyoukiddingme turn card

[AFchung]

Villain is a 53/44 maniac over a large sample. He has a preflop 3bet of 30%+

What's my play on the turn? c/c crai? Ship?

In this hand I elected to c-c/crai. Do you think this changes things than if I had open shoved myself? The reason I decided to check and let him stick his stack in himself was to widen his range a bit more than just hands that have me crushed

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.50 BB (7 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop

Button ($50)
Hero (SB) ($50)
BB ($52.45)
UTG ($50)
MP1 ($50.45)
MP2 ($88.15)
CO ($50)

Preflop: Hero is SB with A, A
5 folds, Hero bets $2, BB raises to $4.50, Hero raises to $10, BB calls $5.50

Flop: ($20) J, 10, 7 (2 players)
Hero bets $16, BB calls $16

Turn: ($52) 8 (2 players)
Hero hates his life

[Deanglow]

well if he has a high bluff frequency let him, but just don't fold

[Micro2Macro]

Well you could try running better FFS AFchung.

I might size my 4bet larger against this type of player since he'd be indifferent to calling $2-$3 more it seems, that way we can get as much money as we can in while we're ahead. Like if you make it $12.50 that's an extra $5 in pre and the pot will be alot bigger on the flop so you'll almost get it in for sure and he won't have implied odds to draw on you - yet he'll stack off anyway.

4bet size is probably fine though, but I myself would make sure to be thinking alot about how villain will react to different sizes and how likely he would be committed on the flop given the amount of money that went in preflop.

[badgers]

def agree with dean and your own comments, the guy likes to bluff just let him and snap him off with ur pokat ace.

I think 4bet can bet at least $12 and probably more like $15. It's bvb and he hates folding, get as much money in as poss.