AQs on flush draw

Not sure if you have any info on the villain in this hand, but against a unknown that's raising from UTG calling with AQs in the SB seems reasonable as well to control the pot out of position and this hand has decent playability post-flop.

Now you get in a tricky pre-flop situation that you need to fold against a 4bet I think.

As played I would consider to shove the flop as semi bluff. River shove seems standard with the nuts.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I'd 3bet to 12-13bb
otherwise well played

Originally posted by monteCarlol
I'd 3bet to 12-13bb
otherwise well played

Why would you choose this sizing?

Originally posted by SDK1987
As played I would consider to shove the flop as semi bluff.

Yes, I had considered this and I think solvers prefer this, but I don't understand it, as for the villain it seems so obvious what kind of hand I now have so it seems an easy call for most of their hands?

WP, I like your play.

I prefer check raising the flop for balance on my value range and you have so much equity. Calling OOP can put us in a tricky spot on the turn or river if we don’t hit and you put him in a tough spot if you shove the flop.

Originally posted by WalkerBros360

Originally posted by monteCarlol
I'd 3bet to 12-13bb
otherwise well played

Why would you choose this sizing?

4x seems reasonable out of position, but in this case 12bb seems big against a 2,4x open.

Originally posted by WalkerBros360

Originally posted by SDK1987
As played I would consider to shove the flop as semi bluff.

Yes, I had considered this and I think solvers prefer this, but I don't understand it, as for the villain it seems so obvious what kind of hand I now have so it seems an easy call for most of their hands?

It could be obvious, but even against over pairs you are flipping against and is always the question if villian wants to take the variance. I expect villain could fold some better hands. Offcourse in a 4bet pot the pot is already big and than you have less room to manoeuvre.

Both ranges should be tight for sure. This is offcourse 1 of the best flops you can hit. That's why the pre-flop call is already marginal. On most flops you need to fold.

If you raise to 9bb you are giving UTG who has a somewhat tight range, good odds to call.

The BB 3betting range is the most polar of all 3betting ranges. The more polar the larger the size.

Also checkout GTO Wizard free ranges. You'll see those sizes there as well.

Originally posted by monteCarlol
If you raise to 9bb you are giving UTG who has a somewhat tight range, good odds to call.

The BB 3betting range is the most polar of all 3betting ranges. The more polar the larger the size.

Also checkout GTO Wizard free ranges. You'll see those sizes there as well.

Hero is in the SB, but I don't think playing in the SB or BB makes much difference for the 3bet sizing. In both cases you play out of position if you 3bet. In the BB you have even a change to play in position against the SB. That happen now for the villain in this hand.

🙄 I should read the HH more carefully.
Yeah, from SB we raise to 10-11bb.

Hello,
Without data the 3bet would do it x4 and before a 4bet it is an easy fold.
What hand of his range do you dominate when calling?