Flop strategy 3bet pot OOP

I think this is a bit risky, the micro players are very bad and unpredictable so I find it risky to assign a defined range as you did, how can you be sure that the villain is not flat with AA or A5s or A9s? In addition you have no info from the villain, which makes it even more risky. My tip here is that you play the simple, tight basic aggressive, extract value from your strong hands and lose less with your second best hands!

Well, when you assign a range for a player you're mostly in the guessing game, you could never be sure...I tried my best with all small informations I had.
CO was 4 tabling zoom so I assumed he was somehow reggish and this calling range make sense to me. But let's assume that's he'll be flatting AA, any Axs, and other offsuit braodways the equity doesn't change that much as you'll see below.

Equity Win Tie
MP2 55.06% 53.09% 1.96% { 99+, AJs+, A5s-A2s, KJs+, QTs+, JTs, T9s, 98s, AJo+, KQo }
MP3 44.94% 42.98% 1.96% { 22+, A2s+, KTs+, QTs+, JTs, T9s, 98s, ATo+, KTo+, QTo+, JTo }

Originally posted by Andrepipocado
My tip here is that you play the simple, tight basic aggressive, extract value from your strong hands and lose less with your second best hands!

So with a bit of range advantage, do you consider KQo a strong hand on that board ?

Hi exil97
First-as you also said- you have a small sample over CO, especially for the f3bet,I think you need at least 100 hands to start look at it.
I would call here pre flop, but as you played the hand your
I think you are in a good shape on this flop. I would c-bet 60% of the pot here.

I think you should think about the spot something on the line like: What are my best hands here?

Your "top" valuebets are AA, KK, AK, QJs, TT, T9s or 27 combos.

You have 138 combos overall. Given that you will have to bluff/can bluff quite a lot on this flop, you should ve some more valuebets and KQ will be nextbest hand to vbet. Most interesting part in betting this hand would be, if is a b/f. Further you should think about hands like QQ, JJ, KJ. Bet these hand or c/c? Do you want to have a c/c- range in this spot etc.?

I can see some reason for a c/c, which is fine too imo. But i think you can still c/c with KJs, QQ, JJ (when u dont want to bet those).

I think the 3bet pre is ok. I also think your 3betting range is ok. Except QTs I would probably just fold and then there are some hands that I would mix with 3bets and just calls.
The range you gave villain is quite loose in my opinion. I think villain shouldn't call KJo or those suited one gappers like 86s.
Then, if you have over 10% range advantage it is not small. It is big.
Then about the sample size. You have 29 hands so let's forget about the stats. aent4x said that you need at least 100 hands to look at fold vs 3bet. I say you need at least 300 hands ♦ Even in that sample the overall fold to 3bet could easily be 10% off for example. And it makes a difference whether he folds 66% or 56%. And when you want a positional fold vs 3bet the sample size of course needs to be about 6 times as big.

How I would play the hand myself:
Bet the flop and go from there. Probably bet flop, bet turn and check/decide OTR. I think betting small and folding vs a raise can work too.

betting is definitely better in vacuum.
if we want to xc some of our Kx as part of our general strategy (which is reasonable), i would start with hands with a ♣

We should bet this flop. We have a hand and we should start betting.

indeed

For me its pretty standard, i would 3bet aswell and cbet maybe 2/3 of the pot OTF.
I only would worry if i got called.

Why do you bet then if you are to be scared of a call?

First of all, range advantage is quite far away from beeing resumed by mere range vs range equity. Not even close. All in all it's better not to talk about those two magic words all the time if you don't know perfectly what you mean, and really, most people who uses them on forums don't. Not even close.

I agree with 3betting KQo SB vs CO and I quite like your ranges for the spot but I'd make them a little wider again. Whatever though.

On that wet flop I suppose I'd cbet half pot.