PokerStars Hand #158349534163: Tournament #1665015870, $3.16+$0.34 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level VI (80/160) - 2016/09/08 18:50:38 ET
Table '1665015870 1' 9-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: xxJokerr (3715 in chips)
Seat 3: Zatnicatel (1548 in chips)
Seat 5: ryba96pl (4559 in chips)
Seat 9: bakki25 (3678 in chips)
xxJokerr: posts the ante 20
Zatnicatel: posts the ante 20
ryba96pl: posts the ante 20
bakki25: posts the ante 20
bakki25: posts small blind 80
xxJokerr: posts big blind 160
HOLE CARDS
Dealt to xxJokerr [Ad Jh]
Zatnicatel: folds
ryba96pl: raises 160 to 320
bakki25 has timed out
bakki25: folds
bakki25 is sitting out
bakki25 has returned
xxJokerr: calls 160
FLOP [6s 5d Jd]
xxJokerr: checks
ryba96pl: bets 376
xxJokerr: raises 744 to 1120
ryba96pl: raises 2584 to 3704
xxJokerr: calls 2255 and is all-in
Uncalled bet (329) returned to ryba96pl
TURN [6s 5d Jd] [2d]
RIVER [6s 5d Jd 2d] [Qh]
SHOW DOWN
xxJokerr: shows [Ad Jh] (a pair of Jacks)
ryba96pl: shows [9d Kd] (a flush, King high)
ryba96pl collected 7550 from pot
xxJokerr finished the tournament in 4th place
SUMMARY
Total pot 7550 | Rake 0
Board [6s 5d Jd 2d Qh]
Seat 1: xxJokerr (big blind) showed [Ad Jh] and lost with a pair of Jacks
Seat 3: Zatnicatel folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: ryba96pl (button) showed [9d Kd] and won (7550) with a flush, King high
Seat 9: bakki25 (small blind) folded before Flop


BU like a Fish Agg , he steal so much at BU
Should i go all in PF ?

He's a fish because he's soooo aggressive that you won't 3b AJ?
No offence, but it isn't him that is fishy in that situation, think about what you're saying.

I see his stat VP/PFR 35/20 , better im all in ?
Sorry im newbie

Shove pre

If you think he steals a lot then he either folds 90% of the time - in which case 3b is +ev with atc - or he calls more often, which means half of his calling range will be behind AJ anyway.
Also, by 3 betting here, even if he folds, he'll likely slow down stealing your blinds which will be great for all the times you don't have ahand as good as AJ

I would have 3-Bet him preflop to 850-900. After you 3-Bet preflop the hand will likely play out in 1 of the following 3 ways.

A rational player probably has to fold K9s, even though he would be in position. This is a good result. You win the pot without seeing a flop. You could also 3Bet shove, but you are probably only getting called by pairs and strong Aces. Your 3-Bet allows the Villain an opportunity to make a mistake with a worse hand.

If Villain is capable of getting it in light preflop, then we must call his preflop 4-bet shove after we make a 3-Bet.

If he calls your 3-Bet preflop, you can bet half pot on the flop, and call his shove.