ovpair on low board 3bet pot

You say villain can have "a ton of floats in his range" for calling the flop. What hands are you talking about? Most of the floats I see are Axs which will often check back turn for showdown value. And you block KQcc and QJcc if he's floating those. Also he can have some 88-TT which can check back turn. So yeah I'd just go bet/bet/bet.

Your line would make a lot more sense on boards where Ace high and other straight draw floats have a lot less showdown value (wetter boards).

Here what oblioo said makes sense - villain will showdown his A hi and play it passively.

With that said his stats seem a little extreme so i dont mind your play too much especially after seeing the results

Good points, thank you very much.

Another question: against this type of player how would you play AK, AQ or a hand that 95s that I could have in my 3betbluffing range?

I've just started playing nl100 (.fr sites) and I just find many regs that simply hate folding on 3bet pots, even if they defend with relatively wide ranges preflop.

-Would you just stop 3bett bluffing preflop?
-Would you just play very straightforward postflop? Check-folding air and thin valuebetting a lot?

Thanks again!

with AK and AQ I think your 2 options are either to check the Flop and call at least twice, or to bet the Flop and c/c T and R on blank runouts, expecting to get floated by worse broadways and middle cards a lot.

I usually opt for the second option against someone who folds <30% vs flop cbets. TBH even a double barrel for razor-thin value may even be an option. You could do some calculations yourself either manually with equilab, or with cardrunners EV. I think if he continues with the top 60% of his flop range (0.75 X 0.8) AK would be a value bet for 2 streets.

With 95s I think you need to fire 3-barrels or something. Or maybe just check-raise the Flop. Or actually the best line would be to call Pre, or fold Pre instead of 3-betting such a hand.