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Originally Posted by Playbig2000
3bet should have been 80 to 90
I don't think we needed to cbet that high, 105 into 185 would be fine imo.
the check raise on the turn is not tens jacks or queens (the only hands we beat pretty much) and most likely not a flush draw as he would have raise the flop if he plays them fast. If he picked up an OESD I don't see what he is limp/calling 60 with pf. His long tank on the flop can very easily be "do I raise it now", it's not always "should I call or fold".
yeah we are getting 3-1 but we have to figure we are beat the majority of the time. If we bet half pot/half pot we would have been out of it a little cheaper. The crai is a big clue that we're smoked.
I agree that this just screams flopped set or AA. With no info I can't count AKs here because not many players cr the turn with a draw. His tank feels like he was doing the math to figure out how to get your AA/KK to commit the whole stack.
As a side note, if OP took your advice and raised pre to 80-90 you do realize that he would have invested the same or even more if he then bet half pot/half pot, right?