Hi Nason702,

I think your opponent had 77-99, QQ, or A/Q. I thought about it and discounted the A/J -- he/she may have had A/J but it just seems like he/she didn't based on the way the hand was played.

Just out of curiousity -- how come you didn't bet the Flop or raise the Turn?

This plays easier if you cbet the flop, for sure. But played this way, why fold?

even over 800 hands, 4.5% 3bet is almost all value, so I'd say TT+, AQ+. But the bottom part of that range doesn't call a 4bet. So.... QQ+, AKs? If you really think that AA would just shove over you pre, then you're talking about a range you beat a ton. There aren't a lot of T's in his range, or J's for that matter. He can't have a busted flush draw because AKhh would be the only one, and you have the Kh. 

There's only one combo of TT, only one combo of JJ and other than that, a guy with TAGish stats like that doesn't have any other T's or J's in his range. AA would have shipped pre, usually. So what's left is a lot of combos of hands you're beating. 

His sizing worries me, since it loks like he's setting you up to call an under-pot river shove. But I still think it might be a +EV call on the river.

Still, cbet the F and T and you won't have to worry about these questions. 

If he's bad enough to be calling a 4b oop and then trying to play fancy, I'd punish him and make my 4b sizing larger. As played I call river, but I bet flop close to 100% I think since I'm always barreling air.

Don't think it's mandatory to bet the flop "because you would bet air" since you should def have an air checking-back-range too. Considering you are going to check back AK/AQ 90%+ I would check back here a fair amount (dare I say as a standard??).

Call the turn and river unless reads dictate otherwise. Easy for him to jam AQ to freeroll a chop, 99- bc he doesn't want to c/f. 

You could potentially check back flop and raise turn, but I don't think this players preflop 3betting range is wide enough for this to be good.