Bvb Aj

Oops positions are wrong. PF is fine but sometimes I think AJo is good enough to play 4b/broke bvb.

Flop is good but same story, vs a wide range I like x/raising wide for value but it would be cool if i know he doesnt likes to fold and tries to win too many pots (just like me lol).

From the turn on I would call down. BvB he'll ship light (maybe AT) and with bluffs he's gonna barrel river because he wants u to fold Jx. Now we also protect our callingrange

Hi.

Preflop: This is too weak to call vs such a tight range. I would probably 4bet/fold this.

Flop: Call is fine. I would raise vs a wider 3b range but this guy is on the tighter side so i prefer to use this as a bluff catcher

Turn: Raising makes sense if you think villain never folds AX and never continues his bluff on the River. Calling again makes more sense if villain may bet/fold AX hands and will often fire bluffs again on the River.

This guy is nitty and I think raising is reasonable.

Thanks.

Maybe Im reading the statts wrong in FR as I only play to fill out tables.

I dont consider him that nitty I mean theres guys playing 10/8 some even nittier. Im also confused about the 3bet as over 100k sample I have a 5% 3bet which is full of air.

A 4% FR 3bet has alot less premiums than a SH 3bet I think because we flat more big pairs sometimes AK IP vs EP maybe this is why it reads different but
most players I would say are <5% and I feel I need to play back at them as Im folding to 3bet to much

I also ask my self often what to do in exact such spots. I never see regs continuing their bluffs when the Ace hits the Turn, and they will often checkback their AK,AQ when an ugly card hits the River, like a Q,T,J any spade. So i most often just c/jam the turn because this line looks most bluffy and I get called by almost any ace.

hmm thought it was 6max, I guess this is 7-handed. anyway 4% is still kind of low. Maybe he 3bets with mostly bluffs but it's hard to tell.

Being OOP I think raising is probably slightly better