50nl - ATo vs button steal on flop

Seems like a pretty standard spot, but I'm looking for some other opinions. My image is pretty aggro, not 3betting light or anything, just defending/stealing a lot of blinds, etc.

We're a little deep, vill seems like a straightforward thinking tag. I don't think he flats the cbet with trash so we can put him on maybe 66+, JT+?

I'm thinking I should lead here to take it down a good % of the time...calling seems like a bad idea because it's unlikely we'll get paid off if we hit and have to give up on the turn if we don't.

I'm not sure whether or not we should shove, just do it and take the 40/60 on the flop? Even on a diamond turn, do we have enough FE against his range to profitably shove? K9/KJ/KQ make up a lot of his kings, by the turn he should have at least a pair. Assuming we have 3 live aces we're still behind a fair bit I think.



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I'd bet 10 then give up. I wouldn't 3bet pf.

Not sure, I might try for c/rai. You can also cbet/fold or just c/f, you decide whether you think you will get him to fold a large enough % of the time to a cbet to make your decision whether to cbet or not -> this flop is ugly but I think he'll have a lot of small pairs/suited connectors that completely miss, so I like a say $11 cbet, folding to any raise by him. That's the line I'd take.

OESD + Backdoor Flush + A overcard = bet/call right?

I went for a checkraise and I think I got stacked by AA....thinking back there was nothing wrong with this move.

Don't be results oriented! D:

I have like 9-16 outs(counting 3 tens if he's got an underpair). Max 13. Usually 12-13 (AA is just wtf). Lachlan is right. God, I'm a nit.

I don't like 3betting AT oop, you're not going to win a big pot with it.

You checkraised this???
That is really horrible.

Lead flop and fold to any raise, you will usually take the pot down.
Also, I don't 3bet TAGs w/ this hand.