NL100, AA, Hit Set, River Flush Card, Bet? C/C?

[sunnypoker]

HUUUGE Apologies , Converter didn't seem to work for this Absolute Poker hand history (why is that anyways? i tried every single converter but it didn't work)

anyways, someone please tell me what i should've done on the river. I don't think you can argue that i did anything wrong in the other streets when i was playing TAG/LAG, raising quite abit of hands, so this was my chance to maximise the returns.

Table: MAIN ST (Real Money) Seat #6 is the dealer
Seat 6 - VILLAIN ($105.45 in chips)
Seat 1 - HERO ($160.70 in chips)
Seat 2 - BB ($78.30 in chips)
Seat 3 - UTG ($60 in chips)
Seat 4 - UTG+1 ($120.10 in chips)
Seat 5 - CO ($254.55 in chips)
1254AM - Posts small blind $0.50
CHOPBLOCKAZ - Posts big blind $1
*** POCKET CARDS ***
Dealt to HERO [Ac Ad]
UTG - Folds
UTG+1 - Folds
CO - Folds
VILLAIN - Calls $1
HERO (SB) - Raises $4.50 to $5
BB - Folds
VILLAIN - Calls $4
*** FLOP *** [As 5d 10d] (Pot: $11)
HERO - Bets $8
VILLAIN - Calls $8
*** TURN *** [As 5d 10d] [4h] (Pot: $27)
HERO - Bets $14
VILLAIN - Calls $14
*** RIVER *** [As 5d 10d 4h] [Kd] (Pot: $55)
HERO - Checks
VILLAIN - Bets $32
HERO - Calls $32


Should i have bet the river? about 20~25?
i think by check-calling i am having to call a bigger bet then if i would've bet, and be reraised ai (and then folding)

is a check a must to induce a bluff?

[tozzy]

do you have any reads on villain? i like c/c here alot, this is maximizing your losses and your value - given villain is solid. against a loosepassive fish, vbet every street.

[sunnypoker]

i didn't have much of a read, nor am i using PT (soz, my bad)

but overall the table was terrible, so if i had to classify him as anything it would be more towards a fish, (and perfectly possible to be chasing the flush).

would anyone ever fold here to that bet? (if your read isn't 80% or more sure that he has a flush)

[Melchiades]

I bet much bigger on turn. He isn't folding his flushdraw anyway, let him pay.

[tozzy]

dont fold here. c/c is cool.

[paj]

This is a draw like always, and i think you make money betting
20 instead of 14 on the turn. A random will call with FD anyway.

I haven't had many opponents on nl100 who would bluffraise a 25 riverbet, so yeah, I think you need to check. And call, obv

[Rainclouds]

That is one ugly river where I prefer c/c over betting.

On the flop and turn, I would just pot it (so $11 and $33). Makes it incorrect for flush draws to call and you can build a bigger pot.