Big game. Invite only. Hero in for 3k and has 8k stack. Villian in hand was up 8k at one point but dumped most of it and rebought. He has roundly 7k to start the hand. He is a wealthy 20 something that plays pretty nitty.

5-5 blinds 25 on the button. 7 handed this hand. Blinds fold. Hero opens AKJTss utg to 100, villian flats utg+1, remaining players flat. 5 to flop.

Flop A23r (pot 510)

Hero leads 400, villian calls, remaining players fold.

Turn T (completes rainbow pot 1310)

Hero leads 600, villian calls.

River Q (pot 2510)

Hero checks, villian bets 1200, hero raises to 5k.

Do you guys prefer lead on river or check raise? Thoughts on sizing on river as well?

As played I prefer leading river, would consider checking turn

Are you suited to the ace with a bdfd on flop? These are important and could lean from a check on flop to bet.

What do you think his flop flatting range is with 3 to left to act? This is important when deciding to bet or check turn.

I think leading and c/r'ing river are both fine. I would also consider a small blocker looking bet on the river. We rarely have KJ here and it gives a tilted young player rope to bluff raise or look us up light.

+1

Yeah A high back door flush draw on flop

His flop range (given flat pre in his position) is likely mostly 45XX. Some A3XX, A2XX, some double suited 56XX, 467X, then rarely but possibly AAXX, 22XX, 33XX.

I like it as played.

were you bet folding the turn?