$10 NLHE 6-max: AA vs reg

SB: 27/21/ 3bet 12.1 / fold to 4bet 100% so far
However, if I had noticed we we're 120BB deep I would've 4bet.
Supposing he shoves 88/99/TT/QQ/A9/A8 on river, I should've called right?


Pre Flop: ($0.15) Hero is BTN with A :club: A :heart:
3 folds, Hero raises to $0.30, SB raises to $1, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.70

Flop: ($2.10) 8 :diamond: 9 :club: T :heart: (2 players)
SB bets $1.26, Hero calls $1.26

Turn: ($4.62) Q :club: (2 players)
SB bets $2.77, Hero calls $2.77

River: ($10.16) A :spade: (2 players)
SB bets $6.83, Hero folds

I call river regardless. You underrepped your hand by just calling it down and he likely knows 1) top set is a freak incident cooler and 2) he can have so much air here that you could bluffcatch with top pair easily. So, bottom two and better all bet here right along with some amount of air. I would honestly not be surprised if he continued through every street with the entirety of his preflop range.

3bet shove flop, too wet! or 4 bet pre. call river.(the way things played out)

I fold the turn, as played I call the river.
There's just way too many hands he can have by the turn, we beat none of his value range and his bluffs will likely take us off our hand on the river.
The river we now beat some of his value hands and the turn has kinda commited us even though we're still in pretty bad shape

You played to weak for my taste.

fold turn

as played, call river. Top set just put us ahead of probably 85% of his range. His only combos ahead now are J10, KJ, JJ, QJ,

Always 4betting pre in this spot. The only time I'd consider flatting a 3bet is if it were to keep a fish in. You don't have to worry about this here so 4betting to about 2.20/2.30 is definitely the best course of action in my opinion. Your fold to 4bet stat seems irrelevant here as I'm guessing it's over very few hands?

As everyone has said, I'd probably fold the turn because his 3betting hands are basically all beating you except for KK or smaller pocket pairs. (even tho his 3bet percentage is pretty high, you are basically bluff-catching with a pair of aces on that turn). However, given that you called the turn I would also call the river because your hand now beats a larger portion of his range. The real question is if this particular player is betting all three streets OOP with two pair or even a set.