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[QUOTE="Niykk, post: 6312603, member: 485600"]
You hold A♦ 2♦. It's always a call in your case.

Taking the flop A♠ 2♣ 6♦ into consideration you should've called the BTN raise to $4.24. I think it's a big mistake to 3-bet to $13.43. 
BTN 4-bet to $82.20 is a clear sign that he had you beat, because you hold the weakest paired A with a possible but not likely flush and an extremely far fetched straight.

If you do the math, you will realize that it's not really worth your 3-bet, let alone calling a 4-bet to $82.20, since any set and straight draw (as unlikely as it could be) beats you, as well as any other A combo. The BTN could've easily had  6, 6 for example or as he did a better A, or even pocket pair 2, 2 having a set on the flop. So is it worth calling his all-in?!?

After the turn you should be folding any paired weak aces if faced with unreasonable pot odds or/ and low realized hand equity etc.

Leave the ego aside and think maths.

Of course taking into consideration V's tendencies, such as how many hands he gets into, bluffing frequency, all-in frequency etc., is a must. In your case I think it's a fold once V goes all in.
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