"Fancy Play Syndrome".

As for the HH's above, The A3s hand from RML604 is not a great example of what we're trying to talk about here. Our opponent already has a pretty wide range. The better way to play that hand would be to bet the turn, protecting our hand against club draws and hands like JT/KT that might have called the flop. If we're raised on the turn it's a simple fold and then we're able to analyze the river card and more than likely check behind. Therefore the way we exploited this villain was by fully maximizing our earn when we're ahead of his calling range.