6 max AA hand oop

[jaguar]

This hand really got me tilting since i thought i have stopped losing my stack with unimproved aces.

6max 1/2 table
i have 290, opp has me covered

i pick up AA in SB, UTG+1 a very strong player for this level makes it 8 and it is folded to me and i reraise to 24, opp calls.

Flop comes 884 rainbow, pot is 50

I bet 25 and opp calls

turn comes 5 making a twoflush on board, pot is 100 now.
I bet out 80 and opp raises to 200

I have 160 left here and pot is 380, do i put in the rest or give up? Is there a better way to play turn?

[PoBoy321]

If he has an 8 or hit his gutshot, I'm paying him off here every time.

[amoeba]

I put it all in.

if he raised preflop UTG+1 with an 8 or 44 or 55 more power to him and I take a note, reload and reraise his ass to 40 or 50 and occasionally mix in doing this with junk.

[jaguar]

He shows 86s for trip 8s

Against most opponents i gladly put my stack in here and expect to be ahead but this guy is very tricky. When money goes in he usually shows up with the hand no one could read him for. In the future i probably should reraise more like amoeba said something like 30-35 to cut of implied odds. Leting him call 16 for my 290 stack is to cheap unless i start reraising more hands oop.

[TheWorstPlayer]

I probably c/c the turn because it is WA/WB. But then I probably push the river and lose my stack anyways because it is so much more likely for him to have KK-TT than it is for him to have 44 or 88.