maybe Hat thinks he needs to protect his bet, x line (that he might choose w/ some 88 and Ax hands and some give ups) and AA requires very little protection because it blocks Erazer's Ax hands that would have a lot better eq against 88 or KK. He also blocks AT pretty hard which is one of E's most likely stack-off hands v triple barrel. It also allows E to bet/barrel some of his suited paint floats- obv he doesn't need a hand as strong as AA to take adv of this one, but its nice to not block them and not need much protection.

is it a two flush draw board a good place to start protecting your range tho? the combos we are gonna be flatting the 3bet with are mostly suit ..

first of all i really dont expect to be beat very often in general when he check/calls the turn, because he should very rarely to never have backdoor hearts and the only hands that would make sense that beat me are 99 and T9. i expect calldowns from any Tx that is worse that he bet the flop with and decided to checkcall. plus some random hands like maybe 88 or so. so i think i should always jam here for value, but i mean when opponents start playing AA like this i need to adapt, but i thought it was easy for value.

yes i agree that AA is a nice hand to checkcall but on the other hand it is also a very nice hand to triple barrel, and i just think the value of AA in this spot with two flushdraws out there is bigger than being balanced, i would also add other hands to the bet/call/call range like hands i would not mind to get only 2 streets.

31:16 you make 4bet AK 110bbdeep close to 3x, why so big 4bet? Not good oddes to bluff4bet in that spot. Is it standart sizing or depence on polarized/depolarized villain's range?

i think the sizing is ok, can be a little smaller like 100 would be ideal i think. but you dont want to make it too small oop cause even playing 4 bet pots oop is not nice