[RyanCMU]

If you had AQ, would you call this river? 77 is very similar hand to Ahi in this situation.

On the river we only beat Ahi bluffs or something like 22-44, and do you think he calls a 3bet preflop and then calls a flop on a K hi board w/ 22-44 or Ahi?

Since you 3bet preflop and then bet this flop, I really like another bet on the turn. After he calls your flop bet, your hand strength vs his range is pretty crummy, and we basically I think are going to have to turn 77 into a bluff to win this hand. We are never going to extract more value from worse hands w/ 77 here ever, so betting the turn and then checking behind river is viable, as is sometimes 3barrelling river (Although I don't recommend it). The reasons I like another bet on the turn are that unless he has a 5 or a K it's going to be hard for him to continue and he very well could be folding 88-QQ to a turn follow up from us.

I think we stand more to gain in this situation by firing another barrel then we do by checking through and hoping to induce a bluff on the river. Because, so many river cards are going to hit his hand and make it hard to call a river "bluff" and 77 is essentially a very very weak holding in this spot.

Also, if he is the type to float the flop OOP in this spot w/ AHi (which I doubt) why give him a chance to spike a A or a Broadway card on the river?

Again, consdiering the way the hand played up until the turn, I think we need to fire a second barrel here. His range is something liek 88-QQ, KQ-AK, sometimes AQs.

And remember just because he was playing very agressive, doesnt mean he isn't competent or a thinking LAG, and you didn't include anything about your image or if you think he is capable of calling 3bets light or floating flops OOP light. Both of which I suspect he isn't. Even more the reason to double barrel here.

I know that is very jumbled and unorganized, hope it made sense though.