A6s flushdraw in 3bet pot

Hi vandeuren

Preflop: do you generally 3-bet this small OOP vs a small open raise and deeper? I feel that your range here would be much better off being depolarized as villain will call very wide.

Postflop: Once you cbet and you get raised what type of hands do you put in his range? Without putting him on range we can't know if it's good to 3-bet or to call (or even fold), right?

Given your small preflop raise, half pot cbet on a wet board it's possible that villain is raising as a bluff at least some amount of the time. We have a massive draw with pair and NFD so 3-betting can't be wrong.

As played his range is reduced once he bets big on the K so shoving doesn't make as much sense anymore. Calling is close because you need implied odds to make up for the lack of pot odds.

since it's not my hand, i can't comment on thoughts of hero, but group consensus was growing that flatting pre is better than 3bet ( personally would leave table with more then 200bb btw)

think calling villains reraise on flop is better then 3betting, cause if guess we have to fold to 4bet ( beeing deep complicates things)

on turn i personally think a fold is ok, because we don't get direct odds, are out of position and even have some reverse implied odds if board pairs ( sets are still in villains range)

thank you for evalution, this will provide some solid foundation for our discussion in skype group