I am heads up in a MicroStakes PKO Event on PokerStarsON. Super Deep stacked. Villain had 210BBs and I had 98BBs at the start of heads up. I have never gotten heads up this deep before so I'd like some feedback on my general strategy against this particular villain.

VILLAINS STATS

65/43/22% 3bet

Generally very splashy and willing to put their whole stack in with any pair or draw. Lots of Donk betting pot on flops. Lots of open Jamming or 3bet jamming 200BBs pre-flop.

STRATEGY


Against this particular villain, I employed a very loose passive style, hoping to outplay them post flop. Lots of limping and check calling / check raising post flop. See an example below:



Ultimately, we got it in good when we had the best hand.



1. Given this particular Villain, was this the best strategy to employ? Should I have been more aggressive with 3 and 4 betting this deep?
2. What would our 3 and 4 Betting Range look like against this villain? I was thinking something like 66+,A9s+,KTs+,QTs+,JTs,ATo+

Thanks for any feedback.

if we speak about preflop 3bets the best strategy vs this kind of guys is to 3bet very good hands witch we will also 5bet all in or call easy to a 4bet example AQs, and also to balance this strong 3bet range we will add some pure bluffs that don't like to see the flop SRP, for example: K7o, 73s, J2s, etc. but not so many bluff, just from time to time.
making 3bet on him with hands like JTs, JQs, 66, A5s, will lead at bad things like:
1.he 4bet and we must fold, or we call and we play a very bad spot oop JTs vs agresive guy.
2. he will call the 3bet and postflop we will be placed in a bad spot again with marginal hands.

the main good things with this polarized range is:
1. when we have monsters, will be easy to play postflop and we take very much value from he's aggression
2. when we have a pure 3bet bluff like J2s, we will find a easy fold vs a 4bet and the hand cannot lead to loosing all stack
3. when we have a pure 3bet bluff like j2s, and he call the 3bet, we have 2 options, give up or bluffs, we will mostly not be placed in a bad spot where we will have to call all stack. there will happen to try making a 3barrel bluff and he calls but this is the life. we can't win all times, we just want to maximize our chance of winning.

the same strategy should apply when we 4bet

i wish u best luck and keep learning!

The first example he had you almost 5 to 1 in chips, and hit top pair. Which kept him in and then got runner runner. Sucks but happens a lot

Second one he almost had two to one in chips and went for a flush makes sense too. What about the hands that led up to the stacks. Bad beats coolers one outers are going to happen. Its how you respond that counts.