ATs on SB vs CO, 3bet pot, line check

Its fine, though I'm using bigger sizing on that type of board of flop.

don't mind small bet on flop, you still hold all the high pairs, AA-1010. turn with nut FD and over card with Ace you can play 2 ways, you can bet pot or a little over it as you have a big draw in position,(which you would probably bet this way if you had A3 or QQ) and if any K or A or diamond comes on river I am jamming, if a 10 comes I may check/call if he bets. if villain calls turn then I would give up river on all blanks. second way you can play is bet small again1/3 pot on turn. if he raises dependent on size you have the nut draw, I would call keeping in mind he may already have a boat if villain has 77 but you could also fold no harm. then on river with just about any card coming up(NO MORE PAIRS ON BOARD, I WOULD NOT BET) I am betting 2/3size to pot. I dont see many 3's in villain range if he is a tag, in your opinion, also his call on flop can be 78, 79, 67, 88-10's so even the queen can be a pretty good scare card. IF he raises, you tried just fold. hope this makes sense

Originally posted by mkBISCUIT
don't mind small bet on flop, you still hold all the high pairs, AA-1010. turn with nut FD and over card with Ace you can play 2 ways, you can bet pot or a little over it as you have a big draw in position,(which you would probably bet this way if you had A3 or QQ) and if any K or A or diamond comes on river I am jamming, if a 10 comes I may check/call if he bets. if villain calls turn then I would give up river on all blanks. second way you can play is bet small again1/3 pot on turn. if he raises dependent on size you have the nut draw, I would call keeping in mind he may already have a boat if villain has 77 but you could also fold no harm. then on river with just about any card coming up(NO MORE PAIRS ON BOARD, I WOULD NOT BET) I am betting 2/3size to pot. I dont see many 3's in villain range if he is a tag, in your opinion, also his call on flop can be 78, 79, 67, 88-10's so even the queen can be a pretty good scare card. IF he raises, you tried just fold. hope this makes sense

Thanks for thorough answer. The villain ended up snap folding on turn but it would be interesting if there was additional river play to discuss. I might make one later where one thread talks about two stages of the hand.