Opponent in this hand is a strong, aggressive regular who hangs around in the PLO forum on 2+2. She just sat down to my immediate left with a full stack. We don't normally look to play big pots against eachother, but if we both have a hand we're not fighting with gloves.

I open-raise [7d][6c][4c] in the CO, she repots from the button. This is most likely a big, coordinated hand as her reraising frequency is low. So I'm guessing suited AA, KK or 89TJ-type of hands. I call.

Flop: [5s][4d]. I check, villain bets ($32). I call.

Turn: . I pot ($105), villain pushes, I call.

Thoughts on all streets welcome.

Bump the post because I think it's actually an interesting hand which deserves more than just one good reply?

I think you really want to be check-raising that flop. Betting out is another possibility I suppose but I think I prefer the CR. On the turn it would appear that a sensible player wouldn't be going all-in against you without something strong (probably a boat) as your play so far has appeared pretty strong, but I guess it's heavily dependent on your read. I'd probably call because you really don't need to be ahead much here for it to be +EV, but then again I wouldn't necessarily expect to win much (and I think I might be changing my read on villain a little if she shows down a loser here, she's played very badly if so).