HU, ovp + nut GS + bdfd, 3bet pot

looks fine, you can flat flop vs some villains who tend to overfold later streets in 3b pots as well. pre i would not 4bet this hand vs an 11% 3bet.

11% is a %3bet, including HU games and 6max games (sthg like 75% 6 max and 25% HU i would say)

his %3bet HU is far more high.
'm not in my computer, don't have his stats below my eyes, but I would say it's sthg like 17-19% 3bet HU (not ultra 3betty in 6max games, way more dynamic in HU games).
But I not your point.

... with the flatting to outplay him later with position

mmmmmmm it's not kind of hand I like to do it in this spot.

I mean, my hand has a very low improvement potentiel (nut GS, and that's nearly all, not even have a DP draw here)
but it has got some good raw equity on that flop (ovp on board non straighty, two streets to hit GS/bdfd etc...).

My hand isn't going to improve, and most of turns are aweakening it (straighty turns, broadways that could give him DP, A which can giving him TP and suck my KK etc...).
And I don't think it's very logical to wait for scary turns to outplay him and turn my KKxx into a bluff.

I prefer the flat ip and float later with hand like Txxx (like Txxx + GS, Txxx + decent backdoor draws) or maybe good 4xxx/9xxx (+draws) which with I'm ok to semibluff/vbet thin turn

moreover, my FE against eventual AAxx is better by raising flop, than by letting him seeing a turn.
I mean if I call, the pot is 70€ turn, with 172€ left.
he's going to pot/call turn on all bricks / semibricks (2 -> 6 I would say) + turns giving him nut GS, FD etc...

Hi,

yeah from my experience this is an easy stackoff with the gutter here.

Regards,

Skod