NFD in 3bet pot oop, turn line?

[pp262]

Villain is 22/15/2, multitabling TAG. He is fairly tricky, especially in reraised pots. Capable of checkraise bluffing, valuebetting thin, etc. He calls fairly light in position in reraised pots and often shoves over cbets.

My image is probably a bit more snug. I've been playing fairly straightforward TAG this session. Not too much history with villain, like 500 hands or so.

I 3-bet his button open from the small blind with ATs and flop the NFD on a fairly dry flop. He calls my cbet and the turn blanks. With 100BB I autoshove this turn but what's my best line here with 160BB?

3/6NL, 5handed

SB (Hero): $963
BB: $70
UTG: $667
CO: $1638.50
BN (Villain): $985

Hero has A [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] T [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]

2 folds, BN raises to $24, Hero raises to $75, 1 fold, BN calls $51

Flop: 4 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 9 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] J [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] ($156)

Hero bets $105, BN calls $105

Turn: 5 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] ($366)

Hero... ($783 behind)

[john kane]

check-push flop, if he checks behind, hope to hit on turn, if you miss, then hope he checks behind.

betting $105 leaves you very open to being floated, especially vs a tricky 22/15

[Big_Jim]

You left yourself with really gross stacks here.

You should worry about that on earlier streets.

[pp262]

So you'd check the flop with most of your range here?

[Big_Jim]

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So you'd check the flop with most of your range here?

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Why does this matter?

btw: I hope you weren't responding to my post, because I have no idea what this has to do with what I wrote.

[jlocdog]

A c/r flop shove turn looks pretty perfect with these stacks, lines taken, his tendencies, and our image.

[DJ Sensei]

if he thinks you're capable of being tricky, i like a bet of $150 on the turn. but a checkraise works too, and looks very strong if he bets small enough that you have room for FE.

and i dont like check/shove flop, that looks hella obvious. even if it might work a lot against his weaker stupid hands that bet, it wont get him to fold TPTK+ probably.

also this is a gross 3-bet preflop, but whatever. that doesnt matter as much as what you do with it postflop

[emil3000]

Pot flop, shove turn.

[pp262]

What's gross about preflop? Size? The 3-bet itself?