2nd pir TK in 3-bet pot, flop action?

If you decided to cbet flop, which is not mandatory, you shouldn't call a raise. I prefer checking mw and OOP.
As played, you have the odds but you should fold, he has 0 bluffs (and you block some of them).

I feel like this ATs is overplayed in this spot preflop vs the shorty on UTG and CO's isolation range. I mean if UTG 4bet/shove and CO calls or 5bet/shove, are we calling it off with ATs? Unless I know for sure that I'm looking at the donkey pen, I'm folding ATs pre for sure.

@Dr1fter808
Ye, ATs is on borderline for 3-betting in this spot. OFC we are not calling if they shove with ATs.
But isnt it too tight to fold ATs vs CO opening range? I mean, we have like 55-60% equity vs his range.
We can at least call here PF, and if we have stats that he is opening wide, we should definitely 3-bet shouldnt we? We do have limper but that is mostly sign of weak hand that is folding to a 3-bet, in general i think most opponents are raising PF strong value hands like QQ+, AK.

@zetozinho
Yea, i agree that i shouldnt call there on flop right away, and definitely on turn and river.
Thanks for giving opinion!

Here is the betting size the key. Yes you want foldequity but its an 3 Way pot. Usally the have it or really not. 35% Cbet and you have more option. Than turn card would be ok shove with more room and foldequity.

So as played not much room for maneuver. Call minraise is commiting like you did.
inniatial raiser raises you is a really strong sign.

@Resy ok, thank you for the info. Ill consider bet sizing on flop in this kinds of spots.