Turn overbet after flop raise vs my AA

They have 25nl FF on ACR now? Usually it was just 10nl blitz/50nl blitz/200nl blitz when I played there.

Anyways, you basically need to know if your opponent is a reg or a fish here. If you don't know and have 0 HUD stats you just go off his preflop play which makes me lean towards being a fish.

If that is the case, the turn is always a call.

They do, they had it for a while and then they took down the 10NL for like 2 days to get people playing it lol

I'm not sure if this is helpful to identifying how fishy they are, but this is what they look like on my HUD

It's a weird pool. A lot of super nits and super aggro, plus a bunch of fish.

I'd probably fold against the regs because the ones who coldcall don't seem to be the types to get bluffy and out of line.

Yea that could make sense, where coldcalling and then raising are often incompatible with one another

I play in this blitz pool (slightly winning reg over large sample), I find that tight recreational players tend to underbluff raises on flop. (18/14) over 500 hands is a sign of a tight recreational. Because of 18 pfr, Villain likely doesnt have 43s here and has to find a bluff with double backdoors on flop or A4s A3s. I would fold here and pretty happy about it. I feel like you are getting shown a set over 80% of the time if you call down here. Having a x/r stat on hud helps but u need alot of samples for it to mean something.

appreciate the detail

Definitely ok to folds esp vs 18/14.

Ott your hand becomes pure bluff catcher and i don't see what is he bluffing with.

what does "Ott" mean?

On the turn

the relevant state for this situation is „raise flop cbet“

I agree, it's visible as RCB in the HUD posted above, they had raised 1 CB on 19 chances before, which isn't really that big a sample though so might not mean much