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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6164592, member: 397965"]
The value part of Villains range should mostly be boats, but of course he can also have bluffs.

I am pretty sure, a solver would check back this turn with AQ no club near 100% of the time. And then it becomes a question of, how massive calling mistakes, we expect this particular opponent to make. Is he calling our 3-bet out of position and then putting in his entire stack post with hands like A8 or A5? If yes then sure we can go balls to the walls with thin value bets. But if not we should do some pot control, when the turn card was pretty much the second worst in the entire deck for us.

If the goal is to climb up stakes, maybe it actually makes sense to learn the more "correct" way to play hands, since at higher stakes we cant expect opponents to make the same massive amounts of calling mistakes, or to never bluff.

I think, he can have all 4 combos of A9 as well as TT, 99, 44 so a total of 12 combos of boats, if we also give him T9 of diamonds. Its not that uncommon for people to check-call a set on the flop in a 3-bet pot on a A high board, and then probably plan on check-raising the turn, because they expect hands like AK/AQ to barrel off. I think, that T9 offsuit is a bit of a streatch, so fair enough to leave that out.
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