i think based on info i like chking back flop for couple reasons….i expect him to 3b hands pre with bigger pairs than the board but lower than JJ, say 88/99/TT. I wud also either expect him to either 3b or flat pre with broadway hands. so like unless he calls pre with weak Aces, i dont expect him calling the flop too often with anything we are crushing. cuz again, if he flatted his broadway hands he prob wont c/c on that flop so by betting your just betting him off hands that have very little equity left. yea, he can have like 87 and stuff like that but giving him a free card isnt that bad. plus hes a really laggy dood so he can CR us off the best hand here. even though we haz overpair we shudnt be willing to play for stacks here so chk back flop to control size of the pot against him is good which would also get him to bluff lead the turn alot.

as played though, its a weird bet sizing as his bet on turn is as big as his flop CR….I think I call based just on the fact that he has to lead turn, hes deff got air alot. if he leads river its a sole read on sizing and timing. I really dont expect him playing one pair hands like this on the river so if he leads, his range is really polarized.

+1 to shutemdown and rivermen when they post before me (or anyone for that matter) the discussion is usually over.

This is a question on the Hero's opening bet, why a min raise when the BB is SO deep?  Had he been folding to min raises while he was in the BB?  When short handed and relatively deep I would normally raise at least 2.3 up to 2.7ish, otherwise it seems to me you invite him to call almost any two cards.  Or is this covered in a training video I have not watched yet  

With the hand as played, and that coordinated flop/turn which is ALL OVER his range I think you have to drop, especially with the four card straight out there.

minR is the std online now. unless you have fish stations in the blinds where you can up your sizing a bit. otherwise, minR or minR with a couple chippies on top is optimal now.

and OP: not sure about 3b flop. if hes a fishy aggro station who wud c/r flop with A6 and call it off to your flop shove then yea. but decent players wudnt do such a thing. unless there is serious metagame where hed know ur capable of 3b shoving flop with just overcards.

also, i do caution that not every “winning” player thinks optimally. some of them still think old skool. what i mean is, he cud be the type that cr flop with a piece of the board just to take it down, thinking ur just cbetting with overcards…and then when you call flop, he kinda just spazzes out on turn and decides “well i gotta keep betting”. and his sizing on the turn is so weird that i really wouldnt be suprised he shows up with one pair Ace hands. but generally speaking, we shud fold as we beat just a bluff.

the more i play this hand over and over again, i really wanna call turn cuz i dont like folding to obv bluff spots to aggros. but ive been playing turrable lately so take my thoughts with limited validity at the moment lol.