Villain thinks he is a thinking player but I think he is a bad LAG. He straddles every orbit and he decided to raise his straddle to $60 after 4 limpers. One of the limpers backraised and villain shoved with 66. He also called a bet on the river IP with T9 with the board of T62QA. Some "tight" player bet the river when A hit. So he does people on hand ranges...I guess.

Hero is viewed as a playing premiums only and getting tricky from time to time.

Villain raises $15, hero made it $50 with AKcc. Villain calls.

FLOP

A64 rainbow with 1 club.

Villain checks, Hero checks to get worse ace to bet out the turn. Given he didn't 3 bet, AK isn't likely. I am putting him on AQ, AJ, AT hands.

TURN

6c

Villain bets $75. With the NFD with TPTK, hero just calls.

RIVER

7 with no flush

Villain bets $125. Hero ?

Should I have raised the turn? I want any weaker ace to bet the river again because my hand looks like KK, QQ, JJ and looking him up or even a turned flush draw. I may have butchered it for sure. Any feedback is appreciated.

definitely flat the turn as played

And now call.

This.

If you don't think he can bluff ship river, you could minraise river to extract more from AQ-AT.

Huh?

If you put villain on Ax, bet the flop for value.

raising turn is ok, though this vill def has the ability to b/3b worse or to ship river with worse. I guess that means you should be making raises here sometimes to induce, and paying off his nutted hands. don't feel like doing the math to find what his bluff freq needs to be in order to do this.

I think calling down is fine.

Yes. And for that matter, why are we putting Villain on AQ-AT? Surely pairs make up a pretty sizable portion of his range?

What are stack sizes? That might affect turn & river decisions. In particular, if we're short enough, we might be able to jam river for thin value given reads, since his range should have a lot more Ax than 6x and he's unlikely to fold it for a reasonable amount of money. Definitely agree w/ calling turn & river as played, in general.

Stack sizes would help

When you 3bet pre, then check the flop you are telling people you have a hand. Why would you 3bet pre, then check the flop u just paid for? In a nutshell...Your preflop raise says STRONG! Your check on the flop says WEAK! Put them together and you have a strong hand played weak. I know the villain isn't a "thinking" player. So its possible u can pull this off. But I'd cbet the flop. But as played, yes call the river.