My thoughts are as follow: sure, we have 2 overcards and a flush draw, LET'S GET IT !!! wooo...not He did 3bet my utg raise so his range [ if we consider him a little loose is TT+ AQ+ and let's say some bluffs ] now on that board he is never folding any pair he called pre with. He must fold all AK he is Cbetting [ we have the nuts draw ] and all bluffs he also bets [ i think he has to ]. So he has 12 pair combo x 5 + 16 AKs [ not discounting the T on the flop and me having A and Q which makes AA QQ less likely because we didn't add the bluffs ] but the idea is that he has 60 combos that are continuing/stacking off and about 20 combos that fold so roughly 3 out of 4 times he calls/get re-raises getting in awful.

Now when he 4bet so small he is NEVER light. That isn't AA, AA makes it a lot bigger with no draw, KK too, is almost ALWAYS in my opinion TT. So call/fold turn seems to be the best way to play it.

Am I wrong ? What do you guys think?

Got any stats?

Pre would depend on stacks, but most probably folding as he is 3betting our EP range, which is usually very strong.

Postflop is standard I think, he could be doing this AA/KK, maybe QQ. If we are up against KK, we got decent equity, if he has AA that only leaves us with hitting our draw, but still getting it in.

Check/call flop and try and get there.

If you're going to stack off on the flop, I think lead/3bet is better than check/raise.

With the draw, YOU want to be the one making the committing raise, not making the shove that always gets called.