AQo overs

Hi legand73

Preflop: looks fine

Postflop: Look at his sizes. What does his range look like? Can we not raise the turn?

As played river is fine.

Do you think turn size indicates some strength? Normally I would think that it is weak so I don't want to force him out of the hand by putting pressure on a weak range here. Like I don't expect Ax to bet that small or at least not very often

Something like
JJ-55, KdQd, KdJd, KcJc, QdJd, KdTd, KcTc, QdTd, JdTd, JcTc, Kd9d, Kc9c, Qd9d, Jd9d, Jc9c,Td9d,Tc9c,KQo

We do get called by all of his flush draws but we block the Qc variants of these. We mostly fold out all of his pps i reckon

Given the positions he shouldn't have a ton of draws left (given what we block) and not a great deal of small Ax but I still think he can have hands like AJ/AT and some lower ones + a few draws that can call.

If he has QQ/KK that plays like this they generally don't give you much more money anyway (same goes for the other PPs).

If we're targetting AJ/AT and lower Ax I guess that means you assume he calls turn raise and then a river bet? If this is the case what size should we make river bet.

Otherwise I don't see the difference in calling turn and then either calling his river bet or betting river ourselves and expecting him to call.