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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6799074, member: 397965"]
Preflop
Being out of position you could even raise larger than 4BB against a limp. But at least 4BB is better than say 3BB, and somewhat surpricingly the limper folded. As a sidenote I have no idea, what limping CO and then folding to a small raise, when you are going to have position postflop, is all about. But I guess, it goes to show, poker is not dead :)

Flop
Pretty good flop, although most flops are good for AA. You should only be behind to KJ and 33, since K3 and J3 should fold to a 4BB raise, and KK and JJ should 3-bet. Totally fine putting out a C-bet for value.

Turn
Now you lose to any JX, so its fine to slow down and use your hand as a bit more of a bluff catcher.

River
Terrible runout, and as Station_Master say, it makes no sense to put out a block bet. The purpose of a block bet is to get thin value from hands, that would otherwise have checked behind, and on this board those hands would mainly be A high, which you heavily block. He is most likely not betting 44-TT on the turn, and even if he did, those hands are now counterfeited. His range should be polarized between hands, that beat you (K or J) and hands, that are so weak, they cant call any bet but might bluff if checked to. And for that reason this is definitely a check-call or maybe check-fold depending on reads, timing tells and sizing.
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