villain and I have an extremely aggressive dynamic

preflop 3b is not standard, but I figured the hand would play better vs. this sort of opponent vs. flatting preflop

on turn, villain presumably would not do this w/: 8x, 9x (maybe but still seems a little thin given I can check my over pairs on turn w/ intention of shoving over anything [tho yea id keep betting any over a decent % of the time]), any boat (he'd almost certainly check it back and get the chips in on riv), better aces, 66, 77

on turn, villain could conceivably do this w/: JT, QJ, QT, club draw, overpair, 76, some low Ax suited

didn't really see much 5x considering the effective stack depth at hand, though 65s I suppose is in there

BB (Hero)--62bb
SB/Dealer--38bb

Hero holds ATo

Villain raises to 2bb
Hero raises to 6bb--villain calls
FLOP: 895xxx, pot 12bb
Hero bets 6bb, villain calls.
TURN: 8955 ccxx, pot 24bb
Hero checks, villain goes all-in for 26bb, hero calls

sane call?

now that i am thinking jamming smthn like T9 here makes sense for him as well, I just ended up reasoning that enough of his range I was ahead of to hit the ~34%ish I needed there. I had also never seen this sizing in our session (he had never overjammed, seemed to like going halfish pot with value even when it would leave him a silly SPR on the river), and when I checked it to him he snap jammed it (timing tells are obvi. kind of stupid but here it just seemed so bluffy)

anyone? this spot is bugging me hardcore

Yeah good call, he can totally have JT or JQ and you have pot odds.

thank that you have a ten in your hand sucks balls and may make it a fold. more info is needed though, any competent reg at those stakes (presuming Bovada $210s are roughly equivalent to the $60s-100s on Stars) should never be jamming qj and the like there.

I put in a fish's likely range in to stove and you're more than getting the correct price.

I might jam 8x or 9x here since we have such an aggressive dynamic and hope for ur hero.