$3.50 - Fr - Aa

ill 3bet the flop to 700 you dont have read if hes not bluffing here shoving will lose value i think

if villain is a regular . on preflop his range may be small pp . on flop villain check -Mini raise , shows his hand is very strong.most of time he hit set . and you are in position .,you can call his checkraise on flop . if villain second barrel , you should fold on turn

and , another situation : he have Strong combo draws . your high pair,s . equity is not good .

so , believe your opponent . give up your AA

Way easier to think about this than to do it at the right moment. But I`ll keep in mind this. Thanks

Originally posted by l3ogdan
Hi,

Should have just call the 3bet on the flop and play bet/fold on the turn?

No special reads on villain - only 6 hands recorded.

We obviously have no reads on villain so we assume he is unknown.

So am I raise-folding flop with overpair and backdoor nut flud draw versus unknown? No way! He can have way too many weaker hands than our.

3bet shove in flop is good play from hero. Other option is to call and allow villain to continue with his bluffs. Small 3bet is unnecessary imo. Either villain has something he is playing for stacks or he folds to 3bet.

PS: Don't post results in future, if you don't have specific question on villain play. Results can alter what sort of answers you get.

Also even versus most regs bet-folding would be very questionable. We are open raising from button after all. JJ villain would likely 3bet preflop so 88 and 44 would be only hands to really worry about. With some specific raise size read folding could be possible, but otherwise I would not recommend it.

Thanks for analysis.