Played AA wrong?

I think its ok. I myself would do 1/2 on flop, 1/2 turn and shove river to get lighter calls. But with your size I guess TT+ is not going away, esp with FD.

Plus since he is unknwon, he might be even fish.

That's pretty easy to play. Would say NH, but because we have the re-draw there's no need to shove the turn. If he's a fish, has TT with T he will call a rivershove too because he has the flush just in case the four to the flush gets there. Agree with speedfanatic

With AAd cc turn, imho shove in overbet is a suicide

P+draw is a xc on turn.

I guess it is correct play most of the time. Our opponent could only have KdQd which beats us and probably 99 (if hw would be reg, but good regs do not cold calls KQs vs 3b). If we play vs fish (98,5 BB, so he probably is a fish) - he would never fold any suited or pocket preflop.
On the flop - fishy opponent would never fold his over pair or top pair. Event 66,77,88 - he would never fold, they most of the time do not even think about your range, just play their hand.
So, event turn closes FD, just note - you still have at least 70% vs his flop call range.

Vs fishy opponent I would play extactly the same - you never guess what shitty hand your fishy opponent could have.

Against a fish I play the same as you. Against a reg and unknown xc is a better line

That's not a bad line. Shoving has highest fold equity and there are still some weaker hands that might call and we have re-draw to nuts.
Still I think it would be best to check call here. That way we can keep villains range wider.

Originally posted by la55i

Still I think it would be best to check call here. That way we can keep villains range wider.

I usually barrel here, but might be good idea to check, cause it will also protect our checking range from being bluffed out all the time when we check. If he checks back, then we can still shove and get money in.

I suspected a set range (99,22,33).
Fold range is 66,55,44.
TT, 88, 77 left. I see sets everywhere...haha

The problem is that when you bet turn and get raised , your call is out in the cold.