Re: AA, is this a fold on the turn?
It's hard to fold the turn because you have a lot of potential outs. Obviously any A is an out against all but 55, a 5 would be an out against 33 or 22 and a 4 would be an out against trip 5s. Unfortunately, one very likely holding for our opponent is As5s, which only leaves us with 3 outs (1 A for the win and 4 4s for the chop). OTOH, A4 is another likely hand and we have 4.5 outs against that hand. You have to be real certain that you are beat to fold here, and I think the possibility that he slowplayed an overpair, decided to raise the turn with air on the dry paired flop, etc. is probably a bit too high to fold here.
I don't play the PS 3/6 game, though, so I can't really say for sure. But unless the game plays superhonest, this is a crying calldown.
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