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Originally Posted by GTOautistic
People think I'm trolling but I'm not.
If you use a preflop solver you will see that as counterintuitive as it may seem, from 40% open raise and less, the EV of 3B AKo oop drops if vilain underfold.
That the more it underfolds, the more it tends to call AKo in BB.
I put it there and you do what you want with it.
Wishing you a pleasant day.
Okay, yes, the EV of 3b AKo goes down vs this villain. But the EV of 3betting is still going to be much higher 3betting than flatting. I'm currently running this preflop sim right now.
Rake is 6.5%, 3bb cap, no preflop rake. Villain opening from cutoff 29.6% of hands, folds 16% of hands to 3bet, 4bets 14.7% of hands of opening range. Open size is 2.5 BB, 3bet size from bb is 13bb, 4bet size is 28.6.
AKo is a 100% 3bet. What you notice about the 3betting range is that it is very linear compared to a solver that isn't node locked. The top of range is always 3betting and the polar 3bets from the BB like suited connectors, A5s, etc disappear:
You can see the EV for 3betting AKo is much higher for 3betting than it is for flatting:
Also, the EV of 3betting JJ+ goes up immensely vs this villain. AKo 3betting might go down from 2.9bb to 2.5bb, but AA goes up from about 13.1b to 17bb, KK goes up from 8.5bb to 11.2bb, QQ goes from 4.9bb to 6.7bb, JJ goes from 2.7bb to 3.5bb.