Villain is 4 tabling zoom but I have only a few hands with him.

My sb 3b against a button open is about 18%

Don't fold turn, evaluate river. Although stack sizes might make you want to call anyways, kinda sucks but I expect him to continue after that flop raise with worse hands because he should bluff raising a least a little on flop.

does anybody like a 3bet otf? maybe $77. cheaper than ch/c turn and we can fold to his jam/raise. If villian flats, may be a little easier turn if he is on his heels a bit....

Pretty sure we have to jam turn if we continue. If he is bluffing enough it is probably mostly gonna be aq which I want to shove against given we may not even fold river.

I failed at 2nd grade math and didnt really see the stacksizes, shoving turn pretty much everytime.

He might have qq if he's not shipping that pre, there's a few pair+draw's you're ahead of that picked up some equity on the turn after bluff raising flop, and then there's a few 2pair and a very unlikely kq you lose to as well as sets I guess, cant be too bad to just gii though

QQ,AA,AQ,KQ, is a flip so meh

What is your plan when calling the flop? Do you plan on check/folding most turns? Do you hope it gets to SD?

bigger on the flop, 22ish, rest is fine.

I think we need to discount certain hands a lot, when building villains range. For example, he might flat a lot oft he time with AA (to keep in heros wide bluffing range) while stacking preflop with JJ, QQ almost everytime (as those hands are much more vulnerable).

A range like this might be more reasonable i think:
AA (4), KK(1), QQ(2), JJ(1), TT(2), 99(3), T9s(1), KdQd, AdQd, AcQc, AhQh


If villain had outright shoved the turn, hero would need 36% to call.

Against the above range (which is even more on the stronger side) hero has 34% on the turn. Add 1 combo of bluffs and or spazzes, and i think we cannot get away from this.

Shoving turn > calling (imho), because we have no clue about his river frequencies and are very likely to make a costly mistake.

he have trips i think, good fold

Hahaha i would actually b/f flop

i'm jamming the flop. He has a lot of one pair combo draws in his range. Esp if you are 3betting the button 18%

I think you need to 4-bet flop, if he call/raises you are beat. But you can't give him control of pot.