AA deep stacked, 4-bet pot.

[Xaston]

Villain is a winning player. I don't think he is very good, but my standards for calling a player very good are quite high. I don't really have much of a read beyond that. So basically just assume a thinking TAG.

PokerStars Game #15282836858: Hold'em No Limit ($2/$4) - 2008/02/14 - 13:55:57 (ET)
Table 'Brown II' 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: Xaston ($963.50 in chips)
Seat 2: Arlequin333 ($634.25 in chips)
Seat 4: serraios36 ($109.05 in chips)
Seat 6: felted-away ($721.30 in chips)
felted-away: posts small blind $2
Xaston: posts big blind $4
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Xaston [Ah Ac]
Arlequin333: folds
serraios36: raises $4 to $8
felted-away: raises $16 to $24
Xaston: raises $75 to $99
serraios36: folds
felted-away: calls $75
*** FLOP *** [Td Kh Tc]
felted-away: checks

What are we putting him on and what is our plan for the rest of the hand?

[black_knight6]

[Xaston]

[DoctorHandles]

I would check it back as well.

[Aisthesis]

Well, imo he can have KK for sure. But also QQ and AK, possibly JJ or the vague chance of TT (which can be neglected).

Pot should be something like 200+, so I'll fire maybe 70 at it. If he calls, I'm worried. I guess I'll have to call one raise here. But if he calls and checks turn, I'm checking behind on turn, then calling a reasonable river bet. You can obviously beat AK or a bluff, but I'd try to keep this pot as small as possible while not going away and giving him an opportunity to fold on the flop.

[black_knight6]