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[QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6730439, member: 305911"]
This hand is a good example of we have to play the effective stack in the hand as our stack size.  Starting the hand with 35 BBs and going to a flop with a SPR of 3 effective, with Aces we should not be looking to fold and we should be thinking about a 2 street hand.  Therefore I am not too concerned with what villain has but just making a flop bet size that makes sense for a turn jam.  Fundiver brings up the great point that our bet sizing on the turn here makes little sense.  We should be betting here and any size makes us committed so we should just go all in instead of some size that is not all in for villain.  I get that when they call this they should never fold river but against bad players they can and will fold this river.  The bet on the turn cost you the 132 chips which doesnt seem like much but over time again and again it adds up.

As far as what villain had... they clearly are a bad player calling that much of their stack and then folding any river card so my guess, even though I think its irrelevant, is probably a club draw or maybe even a smaller pair and club draw.
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