22$; 10man; bb40; AQo getting 3bet small oop

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wiarygodny

Joined: 16.07.2009

Posts: 1,389

11.04.2013, 10:12 0

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $40(BB) Replayer
SB ($1,960)
BB ($2,000)
UTG ($2,180)
UTG+1 ($2,000)
UTG+2 ($2,000)
MP1 ($2,000)
Hero ($2,000)
MP3 ($2,780)
CO ($1,140)
BTN ($1,940)

Dealt to Hero A♥ Q♠

fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $100, MP3 raises to $160, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold

MP3 wins $260

fishy unknown 29/13/2.3/109, 3bet 8.1%(37)

now when i look at it i guess my fold was way too nitty. Against such a player we're calling pre to play fit or fold post and are willing to stack off with any top pair, right (cause if thats not the case than folding is better imo)? What if his sizing was bigger, lets say 250-300?

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_Anonymous_

11.04.2013, 11:21 0

call pre for direct odds. you have to call 60 for a 260 pot. your plan is to continue with a pair or a draw or even with A high on a dry board for a small bet. you dont necessarily have to go broke in a 3bet pot with just 1 pair, but you should at least call pre for this ridiculous size and see what happens. (note his size means he is a bad player so there is definitely value post-flop) (even if he was a good player there is value purely from a pot odds perspective).

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wiarygodny

Joined: 16.07.2009

Posts: 1,389

11.04.2013, 11:45 0

thanks for such a quick respone. But what if his sizing was bigger, 250-300 lets say?

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_Anonymous_

11.04.2013, 20:34 0

Originally posted by wiarygodny
thanks for such a quick respone. But what if his sizing was bigger, 250-300 lets say?

i would just fold to a normal 3bet size

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