Originally Posted by Deanglow

Definitely dump ace-rag this deep preflop to this opponent. I hate your flop checkraise and you have to fold the turn now because you really don't beat much.

Originally Posted by djzcko

At $50nl, a 3 bet creates huge problems for villains as they play you like you have AA every time. Calling is the worst option by far. Fold or raise please...

Originally Posted by Vrax

The hand will play much, much easier if it hits the muck before the flop.

3bet creates some problem for villain but it's small problem. He can put pressure on you by "just call" of the 3-bet. Then it's you, who faces tough decisions, even if you hit the flop.

24/20 has indeed a wide range on button, but he also is capable of putting us in gross spot postflop often enough to make entire hand very unprofitable. He has more options of bluffing, extraction, float, pot control implied threat whatever he chooses to use.

With lots of money behind and positional disadvantage, it's just not worth to try to pick up his 4BB.

If we had button and villain was on CO, it's different story. 3betting will put HIM into shit spot, and he may even muck better Ace or small pair, because he'll be OOP in all streets of betting.

Originally Posted by Vrax

You still play tight from SB, but you 3bet him more liberally when you are on button and he opens light from MP/CO.

If it comes to SB vs BB confrontation, you can also playback at him more often. Not because you have full 1 blind in the pot, but because you have positional advantage and are already heads-up without other players behind you.

If someone who plays well postflop and has your big stack covered, then it's no shame to give him some of your SB's and getting it back from weak blinds or in a big pot, when aggro become too reckless.

If you want to play back at him OOP, it's good to have some big pot hand like 77-TT, or big suited cards, so you can flop more hands that play well out of position (sets and combo draws).