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[Closed] AQo in 3-bet pot oop (deep)

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I´m at work, so I can´t copy/paste hand history, but it went like that:
NL100sh (co and and I are 200bb deep- this is deep table)
co (seemed lag in first 20 hands) opened co 3,5; bu (I guess fish) called I made 15 with A :spade:Q :heart:, he called, bu folded
Flop: A :diamond:5 :heart:7 :heart: (pot 35)
I bet out 22, he raised to 55, I folded.

I think I like my fold there than any other otpion.
It is Ax board, so if he calls my 3-bet with Ax hands, then he doesn´t raise there, unless he flatted AK.
He could hold there draw, but I think he would likely play it more passively ip, since we´re deep and when I shove he has to fold.
So most likely he is raising there with very strong hands that he is getting all-in (like two pair+) or oesfd types

I think my other option would be call flop, c/rai turn.
Then I get most value with his bluffs/semibluffs

Would anyone c/c there beeing deep. I think he can barrel me at some times and when I take that line I should consider calling him down. Just not sure how profitable that is in 200bb deep, but that way my hand looks a lot like TT-KK and he has a strong reason to believe that he can fold my range barreling flop/turn and possible river.

Discuss :)


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TribunCaesar
Joined: 29.04.2007

hm, I guess folding is okay, since you have a hard time to play on OOP. The problem really is 3betting if you don't know him and being OOP. With the fish in the hand you can also call pre and play from there to avoid situations like this. If you know who Co plays it's getting easier to 3bet whatever.

Best regards,
TribunCaesar