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3bet pot: topset vs possible straight

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3bet pot: topset vs possible straight

Blinds: $0.02/$0.05 (6 Players) BN: $10.35
SB: $6.01
BB: $15.19 (Hero)
UTG: $5.02
MP: $9.26
CO: $5.08
Preflop ($0.07) Hero is BB with A A 4 T
2 folds, CO raises to $0.10, 2 folds, Hero raises to $0.32, CO calls $0.22
Flop ($0.66) A J 8
Hero bets $0.42, CO calls $0.42
Turn ($1.50) A J 8 9
Hero checks, CO bets $1.44, Hero

Hi guys!

Pretty common spot I suppose, so even more reason to talk about it. Villain is unkown (only 4 hands).

I asked pokerjuice: I gave villain FI25%!2% preflop (after not 4betting) and for calling on the flop any A,oesd, wrap, gutter+pair and 2pair.
-> A+,T9+,QT,J:(T7+),(KK,QQ):(T7+),79T+

WIth that range he has a straight 28% of the time OTT and we have 23% against that, so no odds to call if we were sure he has it. I don't really see him betting 2pair or a set here too often or turning it into a bluff. Additionally, most oof the hands with a T he raises preflop prolly have a Q or 7 in it as well.

All things considered I would prolly fold here since he has very little bluffing hands in his range. Is this too nitty?
If villain was a standard straightforward player I'd be happier with the fold, but against unkowns there can always be spazz or some AJT, TJ9 or sth. In that case x/shoving would prolly be better to get AI vs those, since x/c turn, x/f river is super exploitable.

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