When BB 3bet me, I went through HH real quick to see what hands he has shown down, so far, he has only shown JJ, AK, AQ, so I assume he is a very tight player. Plus he 3bet pretty quick, but not quick enough to seem like a misclick, so I assume he is very strong.

Poker Stars $10+$1 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t30/t60 Blinds - 8 players
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MP1: t1956
MP2: t3135
CO: t2500
BTN: t1350
Hero (SB): t2790
BB: t5613
UTG: t4164
UTG+1: t8192

Pre Flop: (t90) Hero is SB with J J
2 folds, MP1 calls t60, 3 folds, Hero raises to t200, BB raises to t600, 1 fold hero????

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BvB, he can be doing this a lot wider than youd think

Based on information, i see a fold here. Marginal though and you're probably not in bad shape against his range. Shove or fold is fine IMO.

I had a similar spot w/ queens the other day against a tight 3 bettor. (similar stack/blind ratio where 4 bet shoving is a bit meh) I got to thinking about something someone said on these boards recentl;y.

That being: " AK fairs best seeing 5 cards"

If we take that to be true it has to be also true that AK fairs less well over 3 cards and a tight 3 bettors range contains more AK than QQ+.

So, If you are of the mind to play for all your chips with this hand, how about: flat pre against a tight 3 bettor and get it in on any non A/K flop? whilst c/f every other flop?



I have no maths to back anything up. Just wondered if anybody might know the ev of something like this