Scared Pocket Aces

Honest question: how did you manage to get to nl50 not knowing what to do in such a classic spot?

To the topic, its a clear valueshove on turn. He can call with KQ, KJ, Tx with hearts and sometimes without hearts, he might also call with A5/AQ/AJ of hearts. Better hands are KTs, 55, maybe K8s and TT if he didnt stack it pre and maybe KTo and 88 if he is bad, but if he is bad then he also has more worse hands. So try to put it on equilab and see how are the odds.
And if by shutdown you mean you want him to fold his draw, then its clearly wrong approach since you want draws to call, cause you crush draws with AA here.

So the shoving was correct, or i should have bet 2/3 of the pot? Posted this hand becouse got few hands where i got called and some kind of backdoor draw hit and i left with 3/10 stack, who disapears in middle. This hand happened automatically, and got me thinking why i did that.

Shoving is correct I think. Looks like you're shove is for less than a pot size bet.

Cheers,
SDK1987

How about this one, had just now. Question about mine 3-bet sizing. To much, or too little? No stats, Villain2 at the time reraized many hands, also not afraid to shove facing 3 bet, hands like AK. Not much about Villain1.

Seat 2: Villain1 (€127.14 in chips)
Seat 4: Hero (€50.00 in chips) (Dealer A♣: A♦: )
Seat 5: Villain2 (€72.75 in chips)
Villain2: posts small blind €0.25
Villain1: posts big blind €0.50
HOLE CARDS
Hero: raises €1.00 to €1.50
Villain2: raises €3.50 to €5.00
Villain1: calls €4.50
Hero: raises €13.50 to €18.50
Villain2: folds
Villain1: calls €13.50
FLOP 3♣: 6♦: T♦: (pot ~€38)
Villain1: checks
Hero: bets €31.50 and is all-in
Villain1: calls €31.50
TURN 3♣: 6♦: T♦: 2♦:
RIVER 3♣: 6♦: T♦: 2♦: A♠:
SHOW DOWN
Hero: shows A♣: A♦: (three of kind, Aces)
Villain1: shows T♥: J♥: (a pair of Tens)
Hero collected €101.00 from pot

The pre-flop 4Bet size is pretty standard I think -- perhaps a bit on the small side considering it is multi-way