50nl tptk w AT 3bet pot facing turn shove

I would snap call as played

I would not 3bet pre vs a 20% open and a 72% ft3b though

I think that I'd prefer flatting pre and 3betting some crappier hands, even ATo would be better, cause villain is most likley folding pre to a 3bet so its a waste of a decent hand.
When villain folds 72% to 3bet his continuing only 5,8% wide range. HIs should bet 4betting QQ+ AK, so theres not much for him to call here KQ-AQ, AJ and 88-JJ.
Youre also a bit deep. I have no idea what can villain play like this, cause his line doesnt make sense to me. This makes me wanna call here. But in the game I would probably also fold without any reads that villain spews from time to time.

Hello z0fman,

Preflop: Not a huge fan of 3betting either here and just forcing all the weaker Tx/Ax hands out of the pot and mainly he continues with dominated range. Rather flat and play postflop vs such a small raise.

As played
Postflop: While also even being deeper and his fold to 3bet is rather bigger one I would assume he is rather having more towards made hands there. Could also include even strong overpairs. Therefore I'd also Bet/Fold it. Not much of information on his WTSD/W$SD nor how aggressive he could be nor what image we had on the table.

Best Regards.

Originally posted by CallumN
I would not 3bet pre vs a 20% open and a 72% ft3b though

When you would 3bet? If he opens more than ...%? Or when he folds more than ...%?

We need to decide if we are 3betting for value or as a bluff.

Vs this guy we are 3betting ATs as a bluff. He opens too tight and folds too much. This hand is far to good to be 3betting as a bluff and therefore we should be just calling.

I would use weaker hands like 78s etc to 3bet him with.

What im saying is I would still 3bet this guy with a high frequency but not with a hand like ATs