A4s ~ flopped 2p facing 3b

BVB, I think you should just go with it OTF. If you equilab your hand vs. a range of AT/AA/AK/AQ/TT/44/KQhh/QJhh/JThh/and maybe a few combos of some other stuff, I don't know if you can fold.

That being said, if you want to go with the assumption that villain is never 3-betting the flush combos or AK, then you should probably just fold. Furthermore, your raise OTF is probably fine from an exploitative standpoint, but it's probably not a flop texture you can raise very often (due to how few value combos you have).

I do not get why do you raise if you are to fold 2P here? Just go all the way.

I dont get how i can stack off here. I raise to prrotect my weak 2p, get value, but facing a raise how can i stack off vs his rrange? we're ahead of nothing but a FD.

There is no such protection. What protection is to raise and then fold?
You should have a plan before hitting the Raise button! And if you are to fold vs a 3B , then do not raise in the first place.
Turning 2P into a bluff is not ok.

I don't think people 3 bet bluff enough here to stack off profitably.
He can check raise flush draw sometimes.. but still I would not be too confortable playing against x-r.
IMO 3 bet can only be top 2 or sets (if he 3 bets lighter he overplays).
Good fold.

Originally posted by nitrol
There is no such protection. What protection is to raise and then fold?
You should have a plan before hitting the Raise button! And if you are to fold vs a 3B , then do not raise in the first place.
Turning 2P into a bluff is not ok.

Ok so i should just call in this spot?
I wasn't exactly turning it into a bluff, but i guess i didn't think it through either.
We raise to get value out of FD's, Ax what cant fold, an gutshots what may peel one.