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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6463897, member: 397965"]
Preflop
I think, our main line should be calling his 3-bet, but its ok to once in a while take a hand like AJo and turn it into a 4-bet bluff. The problem is, when he then 5-bet and even more so, when he choose this kind of sizing. If his 5-bet was larger, it would be an easy fold, but here it feels like, you just cant fold getting such a good price. But maybe you actually can. If his range is aces, then pot odds dont matter, because you are basically screwed with less than 10% equity and massive reserse implied odds. And its not that much better, if his range is KK-AA.

Flop
Once again he give you a really good price, but you are still in terrible shape, if his range is KK-AA.

Turn
Now you beat KK, and there is only one combo of AA left. If he somehow has AK and play it like this, you beat that as well. However I think, KK is by far his most likely holding, and KK is likely going to check back now. So I like to start doing, what he has been doing, and put out a small donk bet to milk him.

River                              
As played I like a smaller sizing, since I still think, KK is the main hand to get value from, and I dont think, KK is calling a jam.
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