Calling flop. Eval turn. I would continue if he sizes turn poorly. Also, most 1/2 players arnt barreling a ton. So we can find a fold.

Almost never folding 10/10 here. Only if he is super nit. We have set mine value. A very strong hand, that plays well postflop. We have position.

At 30 hands an hr. Giving up a strong hand on button to a single raise is a leak.

Of course.
But that is the value of 3betting to get it heads up assuming the right table dynamic and villain.

If you flat, there is going to be at least one overcard 70% of the time. If it's multiway, then you are doing little more than setmining.

This is a super-standard 3b unless there are bet-sizing tells.

I think what he means is when you 3 bet and only AA/KK 4b you back, then it's an easy fold.

HOWEVER, if the villain flats our 3b, it's probably going to be some hand that plays much weaker, like random Broadways, smaller pp, random Axs or whatever, and against those hands PLUS the fact that our range looks super strong, it should be easy to win post flop.

~o~

I usually 3-bet a MP open unless its a nit. I go on the smaller side: $35-40

For a few reasons:

1. Value. most people defend to 3-bets far too wide.

2. Isolation. TT is a value hand, but we really prefer to be heads up/

3. Protection. 2 overs are a coinflip, but only if they get to see all 5 cards. By taking the intiative preflop, in most cases it comes down to whether they can outflop you, which is much more difficult to do. There are many more scenarios that result in a turn or river being played when you just flat preflop, unless you are raising their c-bet on under card flops. In which case, I'd rather be raising preflop when we can still get value from tons of worse hands.

LOL at this. Unless the mp raiser is the super nit of all nits, I'm NEVER EVER folding 1010 on the button.

for real LOL