Boat in UCOOP $200 cubed, 3b pot, A on river

We are both running pretty taggy, 12/10 ish. nothing much has happened since he has been at table. I have 100 hands on him from other tourney, 3 % 3 bet.

your river line?

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, 215 Tournament, 30/60 Blinds (9 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop

MP2 (t10100)
MP3 (t12285)
CO (t5280)
Button (t4092)
SB (t3025)
BB (t7815)
UTG (t4385)
Hero (UTG+1) (t16455)
MP1 (t11003)

Hero's M: 182.83

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with 10, 10
1 fold, Hero bets t180, MP1 raises to t600, 6 folds, Hero calls t420

Flop: (t1290) 10, 2, 2 (2 players)
Hero checks, MP1 checks

Turn: (t1290) 4 (2 players)
Hero bets t540, MP1 calls t540

River: (t2370) A (2 players)
Hero ?

edit stupid total pot thing

How about 750 (make it look like a blocking bet)-3bet then fold if we get 4bet? I think this would get the most out of AQ/AK type hands that call our weak turn bet then raise the river. If he has JJ-KK he'll surely call, though we'd lose a little value from that small of a bet. I don't think he can/would 4bet anything other than AA or 22, even if AT was in his range at any point.

I would c/r.

Seems like it would be a weird plan for him to 3bet JJ-AA and then check back that flop. I think most of his range is AK/AQ so c/r river. I see all the moneys got in...it would be pretty gross if he 3bets a river c/r this deep. Even if its a weird line to take with AA, what else could he have?

The only thing that can beat us is 22 and AA, so it's not that scary of a situation. If he had 22, he most likely would've bet bigger on flop/turn, instead of checking and calling. The preflop raise is big, but it's looking like just an AK or KK/QQ to me, unless he'd really slow play some AA's.

I would right over half of the villains remaining stack, he's called/bet 600 and 500 amounts, so it would put a little added pressure on him. I'd also shove/call his impending all-in if he were to do so.

Also, I don't play at these levels, still in the micro levels. But I think betting big here leads to the most chips for you.

Edit: Maybe not half his remaining stack, I had him confused with another player before I posted. I'd probably hit it around 1200 or so.

I would check raise. We lose only from two hands and we don't look so strong from his point of view. I don't mind stackin' off if he shoves our c/r.

I'd agree with c/r. Seems like if he checks behind he probably wasn't going to call a value bet anyway. This at least lets him bluff the A if he has nothing.

I can't figure out what he's got though, really weird passive line after the big 3-bet pf. Do people 3-bet AKs like this in a $200 tourney? Seems like he'd want to c-bet the flop though if that's the case rather than check behind.

fire 1k he's gonna call a lot more often with AK/AQ type hands than he is going to bet them out on the river, he's likely to just check behind, but he might be a thin value bettor so depends on your read too.