NL2 FR Zoom QQ

Standard 3bet size is 3x original raise (0.45). Your size is 1bb smaller. In addition you cbet only less than 1/2 of the pot which is ridiculously small and gives your opponents good odds to play their draws. Something like 0,9 would have been better size on the flop.

Some very aggressive opponents might try to bluff you because your bet sizes look very weak. Vs unknown opponent your fold is good.

Hi,

Pre-flop: Any info on opponent? If he is tight it could be better to just flat this hand. I'm not sure if we can 3-bet/call this hand profitably from these positions.

As played, flop cbet is ok, though you could cbet like .70-.75. It's a 3-bet pot so one doesn't have to cbet 2/3 here and the board is quite dry tbh.

Without any info of his aggression or vpip/pfr I think this could be bet/fold. However, against a reg I think calling flop and calling blank turn could be better as you haven't hit this board that often and a good player could take advantage of this.

But without stats I think bet/fold is ok.

There are a lot of problems/mistakes with this hand in my opinion.

Firstly, you have to ask yourself why are u 3betting. Are you 3betting because you think he will continue (call or raise) to play with worse hands ? Are you 3betting because you think he will fold better hands ? It is pretty clear that he is not gonna fold AA, and folding KK preflop is rare i am sure.

So, you can probably conclude that if you 3b pre, you expect worse hands to continue playing. What range could he possibly play with ? Perhaps TT+, AK, but that depends on the player.

On the flop 822 with FD, there are quite a few possible overpairs for him, and some few flushdraws, if he is calling them OOP.

In my opinion, you can not bet/fold such a dry flop, as he can easily have a worse overpair than you. You should call the flop and let him keep the initiative. If he is bluffing or has a worse hand than yourse, he will likely bet again, while if you shove here, he will fold his bluffing hands.