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[QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6671776, member: 289533"]
Preflop I’m not sure about 4-betting TT, even considering that ranges are wider when BU x BB, at cash tables most of times players aren’t 3-betting light or with junk. 
Okay that on the flop we hit a set, and this is very awesome, but that won’t happen frequently, and most of times we are going to play a 4-bet pot where we will face some Ax, Kx, Qx or Jx (more than 50% of times), and when we won’t face overcards, we are fighting against AK, AQ, KQ, KJ, etc. 
On the flop we must’ve been c-betting more often, to 1/3 pot, 1/4 pot to protect our range of the draws and to begin to charge and extract value of Ax, for there are many of them in a 4-bet pot. 
On the turn this 8c doesn’t matter and then we bet and villain raises: we are not expecting villain to raise here, for now there’s only AA that have us beat and we don’t believe villain has it. 
As long as villain made this huge blunder of raising turn as a defender in a 4-bet pot OOP, even better for us! 
It’s amazing how players are weak on their readings and actions, because raising AJ on the turn is very optimistic (fishy). 
It villain had both of diamonds combos, I would be on board of raising/jamming this turn, and we would’ve lost twice. But this was a very weak move from villain and good to us.
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