http://www.pokerhandreplays.com/view.php/id/8745611

This whale called my 3 bet with 84o ip before and was pretty passive.

With some range input with what I assume the fish is calling flop with AQ has
57% equity vs that range. Assuming fish wont shove with a high frequency on the turn, should I check turn and call on most blank rivers or just bet turn for value as played out?

If the fish is passive than betting the turn would be better.

That hand replayer kinda sucks. What'd he take down the pot with?

I can't really see where you'd want to play this hand differently. Maybe betting a bit bigger on the flop makes sense in general -- this guy can peel tons of worse hands than AQ here.

Yeah I really dont like the replayer too but Haven't found anything better yet. Cant store hands from the site I play at so I have to manually recreate the hands I want a opinion on. If you have a better solution I would be glad to hear it.

I actually thought that the AQ hand is a standard check on the turn vs most opponents but betting makes more sense when I think about it. Villian had K9hh fwiw.

Are you betting all your AQ on this board? I think you need to bet some AQ and check some AQ. He will have alot of KX in his range that call/call preflop. That being said this is the queen to bet on the flop, and I would be checking AQ with A of clubs. We have a range advantage on this board, I think sizing needs to be bigger and more polarizing putting villains range on a tough spot.

When you barrel AQ twice you are saying you have a king or better. I think I would check turn check-call river. You are letting villain bet with his bluffs that he did not check-raise on the flop. If I had AQ with A of clubs I would check flop, check/call turn, check-fold river if I called turn, call river if villain check turn, and bet river if villain checks to us on turn and river.

i not cbet flop with middle pair, versus which range you bet ? play you bet/fold or bet/call ?

turn hu vs this fish i bet a little greater, around better shove on river with the stacksize.