NL20 SH Speed AQs, BTN vs SB, Calling 3bet

Not sure but I think we shouldn´t give up on the flop. True is, that sizing is quite a big but in my experience people often use this sizing as normal even in 3bet pots - if it´s not true on your limit/poker room and you believe it´s a tell, then fold could be OK.

Reasons why I don´t like to fold - he has high 3bet. It´s possible that SB vs BTN will have even much more - like 15 or 20 %. The second reason is that in general people cbet in 3bet pot extremly often on the flop.

Originally posted by Ales851
Not sure but I think we shouldn´t give up on the flop. True is, that sizing is quite a big but in my experience people often use this sizing as normal even in 3bet pots - if it´s not true on your limit/poker room and you believe it´s a tell, then fold could be OK.

Reasons why I don´t like to fold - he has high 3bet. It´s possible that SB vs BTN will have even much more - like 15 or 20 %. The second reason is that in general people cbet in 3bet pot extremly often on the flop.

So, you would call or try to bluff?

fold>raise>call?

I would call flop and see turn. There are a lot of cards to improve us.

We are behind vs 13-15% range on that flop. In addition the size on flop is on the bigger side and I am more inclined to fold here.

Flop I more incline to call but I don´t mind to raise to put max. pressure on villain

In a 3B pot?

think if we have a raising range on the flop then this should probably be in it

though i think i would call and call again on clubs, T,K... probably ace i guess & not sure about just folding a turned queen

T or a K on turn decrease our equity more.

I don't like bluff-raising, we can only reliably represent a set of nines or Jacks in this situation, which is a small part of our range. Only bluffs will fold here, and against bluffs we have decent equity, so might as well call instead.