chazmoney99 said
Thanks Andrew. That makes sense for sure. I did fold and he showed the 92so I hate to admit that I got outplayed in this situation.  What do you think about an open/shove on the turn to try and force him to make a call for his tournament life? Too early for that?  

I beieve that’s a bit results oriented, there isn’t really much value in that play, I think you should mostly either be looking to get value from Kx or Ax with a heart or checking back turn since that 3 isn’t too great for you, overshoving the turn always gets called by better than what you’re holding, 3x, flushes etc and gives villain a chance to comfortably fold stronger hands than you want him to comfortably fold like KJs.

All in all villain isn’t repping only nuts when raising the turn, it’s much easier to make up a justification to yourself to why you should be raising as a bluff than to be dealt AJhh in villains shoes, so I believe we should have some hands that can continue that aren’t flushes if we do bet turn. I think AA without a heart wouldn’t be a bad candidate to add. Personally I’m not comfortable defending only AA/AK with the ace of hearts, AQhh (AJhh) and KK. I think that might be too tight if I want to doublebarrel some bluffs and the occasional KQs and all my AK. either way it’s close, you probably don’t need to call many more comboes than the nutted ones

I don’t remember who said it’s fine to overfold a bit if villain has to get really creative to find bluffs,  here however i don’t think it’s too hard for a random villain to find hands to bluff that floated the flop so I wouldn’t start going crazy folding (he can tell himself things like it look super strong, you can never have 3x etc etc or whatever he feels like telling himself at the time)