Villain is a reg, but no meaningful stats nor history/dynamic. Is 3bet/call pretty bad? I think that this would be a +EV spot for me to 3bet with pretty much anything since I would imagine villain's raising range to be pretty bluff-heavy here, but if I get jammed on I don't really see how I can get the 35% equity needed to call with my hand since his raise/jam range would be pretty much top pairs + sets + nut flush draws. But I think 3bet/fold is totally gross of course so I hate thinking like that. Would calling the flop raise and making it up as we go along after seeing a turn and his sizing be the only viable option then?

Don't worry about preflop btw, I get that it could/should be an openfold, either way I think it's inconsequential.

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
Hero ($178)
BB ($100)
UTG ($120)
UTG+1 ($126)
CO ($287)
BTN ($58.11)

Dealt to Hero J 3

fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $3, BB calls $2

FLOP ($6) 5 2 T

Hero bets $4, BB raises to $12, Hero raises to $27, BB raises to $97 (AI), Hero calls $70

Holy chit, yeah I'd snap fold preflop to the 3bet but I like your open on SB.

As played, what can you do? You made a bad call preflop and hit a big flop. Yes, I'd go all in here. We have FD and some BSD outs plus possible but thin J as outs.

Yeah fold to the 3bet ainec! what the hell were you thinking

Ok, by 3betting the flop, you allow him to play perfectly. He's just going to fold bluffs and shove with hands that beats you.

Calling seems like a much better option, if we hit on the turn, he's likely to try and rep the flush with his bluffs. If we don't hit and he fires again, you can either check/shove or check/fold depending on how often you think he will keep bluffing.
Sometimes he's also going to fold the NFD to your check/shove on the turn depending on his sizing and what he thinks your range is.

Why do u want to get it in with J high? You do realise his draws highcard u?

There was no 3b Pf

Fold to 3bet Af, easy

We're the ones 3-betting the flop so we can't really fold to the 3-bet.

I would just call the raise on the flop fwiw.

3b with your air. If he's polarized, then 3betting can't be terrible, but by flatting with a flush draw you'll be able to realize your equity vs the stronger parts of his range for a much cheaper price, while still having the chance to win unimproved by betting the river if the turn checks through.

Mm yeah, I realised too late that calling the raise is so much better - he bluffs spades and I don't mind check/jamming even a blank turn now looking at it.

My 3bet must've looked really bluffy though because villain jammed with 64 (not the flush draw one), really struggling to see the rationale behind that.

Who won the pot?

call otf and cf depending on his sizing ott...if he lets you in at a decent price you can peel ott and decide otr
getting it all in otf here seems pretty bad thou

what the *** are you talking about

I don't really see anything wrong in what he said. It is phrased kinda differently I guess but what is wrong about it?

i don't get what's wrong, or what *** bleeped out.

snap fold pre.

as played you can mix very seldom b/f OTF (which is the std move) with 3b/f. 3b/c is like giving money to Villain as a present, really terribad. always snap fold pre anyway.