50NL Semi Bluff on 2Tone board 3 bet pot

[ShoveOrFold]

Villain is 24/21 with AF 7. 3bet % of 12%.
I think call preflop is fine since hes raising my CO open pretty light. I think his range contains mainly suited broadways, pairs, and some random suited connectors. I don't think he is 3betting marginal aces, so if he had an ace it would be ATs-AK.

Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $0.50 BB (6 handed) - Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

MP ($100)
Hero (CO) ($51.10)
Button ($110.25)
SB ($50)
BB ($189.70)
UTG ($52.75)

Preflop: Hero is CO with 9, 10
2 folds, Hero bets $1.75, 1 fold, SB raises to $5.75, 1 fold, Hero calls $4

Flop: ($12) 8, A, A (2 players)
SB bets $7.50, Hero raises to $45.35 (All-In), 1 fold

Total pot: $27 | Rake: $1.35

[given1982]

Do you think he's going to barrel the turn without an A? With just those stats and no reads at this level, I would think that he is going to give up on the turn without an A. Also, I would think that he would expect you to flat an A rather than shoving. For those reasons, I like floating better.

[ShoveOrFold]

Oh i forgot to put his turn stats. He was a very aggresive opponent and had a high 2barrel %. I even saw him 3 barrel a hand in a previuos session.

Don't yuo think calling here would bloat the pot too much? If i call pot becomes 27. I feel like if i try to float and a non diamond comes on the turn, wouldn't he be bet/folding 99-KK or if he picked up an OESD or something.

[no eff eks]

I kinda like it I guess. Not a line I'd probably take, but it should work a lot in this situation.

[ThatDeviant]

I kinda like it.

He can't really call without an ace and you have both fold equity and pot equity if called.

Having said that, I've been experimenting w/ floating the flop then jamming over his turn bet against agressive opponents to a lot of success.

[given1982]

Originally Posted by ShoveOrFold

Oh i forgot to put his turn stats. He was a very aggresive opponent and had a high 2barrel %. I even saw him 3 barrel a hand in a previuos session.

Don't yuo think calling here would bloat the pot too much? If i call pot becomes 27. I feel like if i try to float and a non diamond comes on the turn, wouldn't he be bet/folding 99-KK or if he picked up an OESD or something.

It definitely bloats the pot, but you're bloating the pot that you're going to steal. Also, the bloating works against what you're saying about him bet/folding the turn. Stacks make that near impossible. What amount can you bet into a 27 pot with a 37 stack that you can fold to a raise?

But given the new read about villain barrelling a lot, I like your line better than floating anyways.

[200b]

I personally prefer not calling 3-bets with hands that can make only draws, like suited connectors and suited aces. But when you get your draw, being in a 3-bet pot should probably mean getting the money in on the flop.

What's generaly though about calling 3bets with drawing type hands? Good or bad? I see you have a read on the villian, but what if not?

[given1982]

Originally Posted by 200b

I personally prefer not calling 3-bets with hands that can make only draws, like suited connectors and suited aces. But when you get your draw, being in a 3-bet pot should probably mean getting the money in on the flop.

What's generaly though about calling 3bets with drawing type hands? Good or bad? I see you have a read on the villian, but what if not?

Against an unknown in this spot, I just fold this hand.

[ThatDeviant]

I'd rather 4bet bluff than flat here.

[given1982]

Originally Posted by ThatDeviant

I'd rather 4bet bluff than flat here.

OOP maybe.