AQo on BTN vs high 3bet player

It looks like after your hand he was 3betting some more, because the 3bet% was higher with 71 then with 60 hands. Off course is this sample too small to make use to this high 3bet%. I would normal just fold to a 3bet without closing the action and other option would be to make a 4bet bluff.

As played I would give up the turn. We can’t beat much in his 3bet range that would 2nd barrel on a wet board like this. All weaker Ax he would 3bet is improved to 2 pair and he could have some sets as well.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Can be 4bet, but not call. UTG have an option for 4bet and you can't play against him profitably with this hand post-flop. I mean , if he calls. Also, if you hit the Ace, co bets , you call, you can't bet for value. Because he probably don't have ATo.
As played , easy fold on the turn. He have only AJ and some bluffs very rare.

Fold pre...
Fold turn. You cold-called a 3bet and called AKx flop and he still bets into you. What the hell could he have? 9♥:8♥: , J♥:9♥: - not that many draw bluffs. He should literally have random bluffs for you to continue

Fold pre.

Biggest lesson to learn here is: Don't look at his stats on such a small sample, he could've just been lucky with the cards he's been getting. You'll smack yourself in the face if after 1k hand sample his overall 3b stat is only 2%.

When I glanced at his CO 3bet it said 21 and now it says 50 but the sample size is small. I don't think it's completely unreliable though. 3bet total 15.4 EP 0 MP 33.3 CO 50 BTN 0 SB 14.3 BB 10 71 hands

Try to watch your own stats during session how much they change on small samples.

Fold pre. Or 4bet pre.
Way too small sample to look at 3bet stats.

With 15% 3bet in 72 hands he has 3bet about 10 hands. Could be active 3bettor on the blinds, could be running hot. We can't base any decisions on that.
Especially positional 3bet stats. His 3bet on CO is 50%, well you probably have seen him play CO twice.

La55i, it's even way less than those 10 times. You're multiplying 72*0.15. But that would mean EVERY hand he would've had the opportunity to 3bet, A.k.a. someone in front has Raised. Which quite frankly isn't possible as we're sometimes first in as well.

Or everyone folds.

I like it when everyone folds.

Except when i hold AA.

Haaa that was a brain fart
Of course you are right.