Villain is reg vpip 11 pfr 10 3bet 2 after 220 hands

Should I just give up preflop, especially since villain's 3bet appears so small ?

If not then do I fold the flop shove?

PokerStars - $0.05 NL - Holdem - 8 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

BTN: 100 BB
SB: 124.6 BB
BB: 165.6 BB
UTG: 48.2 BB
UTG+1: 136.6 BB
Hero (MP): 101.2 BB
MP+1: 100 BB
CO: 153.8 BB

SB posts SB 0.4 BB, BB posts BB 1 BB

Pre Flop: (pot: 1.4 BB) Hero has Q A

UTG raises to 3 BB, UTG+1 calls 3 BB, Hero raises to 11 BB, MP+1 raises to 28.6 BB, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero calls 17.6 BB

Flop: (64.6 BB, 2 players) 9 T Q
Hero checks, MP+1 bets 68.2 BB, Hero calls 68.2 BB

Turn: (201 BB, 2 players) 4
Hero bets 4.4 BB and is all-in, MP+1 calls 3.2 BB and is all-in

River: (207.4 BB, 2 players) 7

This guy seems very nitty and he just cold 4bet an UTG open, UTG+1 call and then a 3rd seat 3bet. I'm snap folding this preflop.

thanks. I don't think I even looked at the 3bet stat before deciding to call tbh

You are 3bettor, the V 4b. And fold pre to the 4b.

Folding pre against this guy. You'r getting good price but you'r oop and won't able to get away from TPTK when you connect and villain has [AA/KK]. Post flop is just a good example of the sort of tricky spot we're gona be when we flat pre. You know your 2nd best a lot when villain bets otf but feel like you can't fold as you'v connected so strongly.

Maybe villain is just c-betting most of his range when you check but the sizing is a big giveaway that it's value. Flatting is probably correct here against some opponents but we can should be using the info available and this guy looks nitty so probably not 3 betting less than JJs/AKo and probably doesn't take this line post flop with those hands.

just cold call pre

fold to cold 4b as played

I realise I am the 3bettor but with the small sample size that we have, I think that the 3bet stat, especially in conjunction with vpip and pfr here functions sufficiently well in regards to giving us an approximation of how tight or loosely V plays his 4bets. I agree now that taking this into consideration the correct play is to fold pre.

all makes sense. sound advice, thanks you

Id flat pre and never calling the 4bet.

I see, didn't seem you were aware at first.

Just an FYI, full ring games do have their own sub forum. The fact this is a FRG generally makes preflop 3b/4b ranges even tighter.

Just realizing you're playing full ring, what position you're 3-betting in, and that villain isn't a maniac says that this is an easy fold. 3-bet/4-bet stats not needed.

I'm fine with the squeeze PF, but this seems like a pretty easy fold to the 4-bet. Villain probably isn't 3-betting bluffs which makes it really unlikely that he ever 4-bets anything other than KK+. Or some similar super tight, super nutted range.

Flop call doesn't make sense against this guy.

I am migrating over to full ring, didn't realise this was 6 max. I do hope some of you guys comment over there too!!!

Pretty sure this hand is solved (at least as far as folding to the preflop 4 bet is concerned)

Thanks for all your advice and comments

Well postflop is easy. You can't fold tptk on the flop with an spr of one.

really only taking this line if i'm playing against a good regular, average 5nl population is just never calling with worse here.

yeah i think we can fold pre here safely... this is coin flip at best and well... it wasn't "at best" in this one