nl 1k pretty standard spot

I lost the HH but it's really not a massively important hand, I think you can all read.

The villain is Diatty, one of the biggest 5/10 6m winners iirc, and it may be from shorthanded play but my hud has him at 11% 3b. He's been 3betting hte button pretty frequently against me. We start hand 100bb effective.

I have AQ suited and raise the CO, he 3bets the button to 90, and i four-bet to 220 expecting him to shove light quite a bit at this stage in meta game.

He flats.

The flop is A T 8 with a diamond draw. I bet 150 into 440 and he flats. The turn is a 2c.

Is there any way to misplay the hand from here? I normally check the flop but he's seen me make these small bets many times so thought he would potentially jam light. Any thoguhts on what to do in a spot like this where a good reg flats a 4b is welcome.

Again, sorry I dont have HH.

If he has a tendency to call 4bets light I probably make it a lil bigger OOP preflop.. like $240 or something.

Postflop is a standard smallbet/allin or you could try something different and bet/check/bet or something hoping he calls down against a bluffy line with Tx. I wouldn't be too worried about diamonds.

Why would you think checking the flop is the standard play here? I think a small bet with the majority of your range is a good play.

I think it has too much with history to do that it's very hard to comment on.

Yeah...

b/c/b suonds alright. this is assuming we're c/c'ing the turn every time?

b/c/b look like ur river bet is obv a value bet. I like the small bet but if it gets us in this spot maybe just bet normal amount

He has Aces. Open fold is best.

I don't think there's a way to misplay the hand as long as ur not folding. I'll be betting and checking turn with about the same frequency.

I think you should go bigger on this specific flop with your entire range and the hand plays itself from there pretty much, you have the nuts.