$7 AKo calling A high flop

I like the 3bet pre. Only that I size it 300, we are OOP.

Postflop-no need to cbet big here. 1/3 to 40% is more than enough on this dry flop. Once he raises-it comes close. We have 25% equity with our 2 overs that most of the time are good. However, his range is mostly pairs here, like 66-JJ, maybe some random 9x.

I believe that he could have a few bluffs like JTs, QTs, KQo, a few Ax hands he pushes for value(???) like AT-AK, so if we add those up, it's a bet/call spot.

However, it's hard to say as he is an unknown. Overall, very marginal move. Either marginally plus EV imo or fairly behind.

As for his range, I give him-mid pairs, Ax, broadway and a few suited connectors.

Originally posted by kurrkabin
I like the 3bet pre. Only that I size it 300, we are OOP.
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So it the first 3 levels t20, t30, and t50 I should basically 3bet = 4bbs + 1bbs per flatter from the blinds.. what if I'm 3betting against a reg? 3bbs ?..

I think he meant to say you should raise a bit more OOP.. When you are IP you can 3bet =3bb +1bb /flatter

Originally posted by alxpoker91
I think he meant to say you should raise a bit more OOP.. When you are IP you can 3bet =3bb +1bb /flatter

Just like that!

Hands like QQ/AK that I 3bet pre OOP, I would size it bigger with those deep stacks against a fish as I don't want to encourage multiway action and SPR is smaller- that lowers his positional advantage. IP, you have a strong advantage of acting second(less ppl will be willing to flat OOP also), so you should size your 3bets smaller.