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[QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6618616, member: 289533"]
All the players are very solid, in a situation as this we should look for a table where we can find fishes and whales to exploit/have edge upon them. 
But it’s not a problem playing versus average regulars and NITS, the gameplay gets harder and our winrate tends to be thinner. 
Owing suited aces in position, we are more inclined to 3-bet/Squeeze preflop, thus we do not give excellent odds to the players sitting in the blinds, we catch initiative and sometimes we can flat a 4-bet or even 5-bet to play IP. 
On the flop is the same thought of preflop, we don’t like calling, although the board is not very connected we can bluff our flush draws and try to eliminate the blinds. 
On the turn we have another chance to raise the BB and fold to further aggression, the fact that the BB has a high VPIP don’t show to us its hole cards, and BB can have more 5x and 22 in its range, since we gave good odds preflop and on the flop for it. 
I’m afraid the best move on the river is the fold, ever since we are not expecting to be ahead of anything owning ace high. BB had shown a lot of strength on the flop/turn and if villain is in fact a recreational one (based on high VPIP frequency) he’s not bluffing more than betting for value. Villain’s bets are very straightforward on a semi-dry board and we should take it seriously, as I said, either we raise the turn card or we fold cause our equity drops down.
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