V is 20/15/3/ AF-6 (80 hands)
I run pretty snug - 13/10

haven`t OPRed him, mostly a lot of bad players in SWU early, they were clicking a lot.

PokerStars - $200+$15|125/250 NL - Holdem - 9 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

LP: 3,650.00
CO: 13,825.00
BTN: 7,296.00
SB: 20,234.00
BB: 7,394.00
UTG: 27,673.00
Hero (UTG+1): 14,309.00
MP: 11,903.00
MP+1: 9,210.00

LP posts ante 25.00, CO posts ante 25.00, BTN posts ante 25.00, SB posts ante 25.00, BB posts ante 25.00, UTG posts ante 25.00, Hero posts ante 25.00, MP posts ante 25.00, MP+1 posts ante 25.00, SB posts SB 125.00, BB posts BB 250.00

Pre Flop: (600.00) Hero has A J

fold, Hero raises to 555.00, fold, fold, fold, CO raises to 1,175.00, fold, SB calls 1,050.00, fold, Hero calls 620.00

Flop: (4000.00, 3 players) 5 5 A
SB checks, Hero checks, CO checks

Turn: (4000.00, 3 players) 3
SB checks, Hero bets 1,655.00, CO calls 1,655.00, fold

River: (7310.00, 2 players) J
Hero bets 4,111.00, CO raises to 10,970.00 and is all-in

Pre is close, but I decided to flat 3 way

I think he can make a lot of weird slowplays otf in 3 bet pot 3way, considering no one have any 5x.
And could also found some weakness in my big river bet when most players would see opposite.

Getting that price, what do you think?

Not folding

call and see AA

I think checking the flop gets him to shove river W/ hands like KK, TT, or QQ thinking you don't have an A. I think you have to call here sucks if you run into JJ.

Do people 3bet TT in that tournament or are they more likely to just flat?

fold pre

yeah, calling pre is a pretty clear mistake. no way is it "close."

no clue what to do now.

imo call pre with thease odds an potentionaly weak players was ok, but unless i hit trips/2 pairs i would c/c, c/f to showdown depend on action.

Might thin vbet on R

now i call

idk i think it's incredibly lame because he has quite few value combos and we are getting a ridiculous price, but i think he is like never bluffing (or value raising worse, although lol i guess i wouldn't be incredibly surprised to sometimes see ak here/idiot factor)

c/c-ing turn is bad, do you understand why?

I don't. Care to enlighten?

I think this is a really cool spot to jam as an overbet. Now meh, not sure.

can agree. dont you he'd often fold bottom of the range we're trying to get value from (dumb KK, AQ) putting us on some JJ.

I think he can have AK sometimes thinking he's cool slowplaying a pair

our range is narrower anyway because of the 3b pre and because of pre it's hard for us to have a better hand than AJ so we may as well go for max value with the top of our range vs their perceived bluffcatchers.

Villain with a 3% 3-bet percentage over 80 hands suddenly makes a really small 3-bet against our EP raise (and we have clearly been really tight) from MP. This should make you instantly hit fold preflop, as calling is either a waste of 620 chips or an unmitigated disaster. The position you end up in by the river is almost a best case scenario for playing this hand preflop.

Based on the post-flop play, I believe that villain will show up with AK or AA 100% of the time. While there are 8 combos of AK and 1 of AA left by the river, due to the preflop action and the chance of villain just calling with AK on the river, villain is showing up with AA well over half the time.

Having said that, you need villain showing up with AA 3/4 of the time to make this a fold, and I don't think you can be that certain, so you have to call.