Is this super strong or super weird?

Sorry no converter for Europoker. Villain is quite new to table but has been in lots of pots with no preflop raise, so pretty aggro post flop.

I mean what can he have here?

Texas Hold'em $0,000.50-$0,001 NL (real money), hand #631,176,531
Table Goeteborg, 1 Jan 1900 11:22 PM ET

Seat 1: puzquitter ($0,043.90 in chips)
Seat 2: Urucubac4 ($0,051.95 in chips)
Seat 3: Mac 73 ($0,058.45 in chips)
Seat 4: charlyrocks ($0,075.65 in chips)
Seat 6: Ardnass ($0,049.60 in chips)
Seat 7: HoneyMon5ter [ KS,AS ] ($0,045.55 in chips)
Seat 8: tibi1062 ($0,104.70 in chips)
Seat 9: jabba7805 ($0,053.95 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
Urucubac4 posts blind ($0,000.25), Mac 73 posts blind ($0,000.50).

PRE-FLOP
charlyrocks bets $0,002.50, Ardnass folds, HoneyMon5ter bets $0,007.50, tibi1062 folds, jabba7805 folds, puzquitter folds, Urucubac4 folds, Mac 73 calls $0,007, charlyrocks calls $0,005.

FLOP [board cards 6C,QH,4S ]
Mac 73 bets $0,012, charlyrocks folds,

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Originally Posted by gingerwizard

Sorry no converter for EuroPoker.

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Not quite.

http://www.pokerhand.org/?1297556

Actually, that converter kinda sucks. Without a good converter I have difficulty commenting on your hand due to lack of knowing pot size and whatnot.

I could see him doing it with AQ or maybe KK (some will not 4bet PF with KK). I guess you'll have to fold here ... as you don't have a specific read ...

Unless I had a super read, I'm folding this all day. Villain is cold calling a 3bet from you pre flop, what are you possibly ahead of on this board?

not saying it's not an autofold. Asking whether we think it's weird and what sort of hand does he pull this with/

What's realistic for an unknown's 3bet cold calling range? Maybe 22+, AQ+? Maybe he figures he can steal the pot if no A/K shows up on the flop? or he's flopped his set and figures someone will stack off with their overpair?

i think he hit his set, and is not afraid of his position/lack of.

he thinks he has AA/KK trapped and threw out a lightish bet feeling the possibility of a big raise...instead of the check/raise. he wants to stack off!!

he called a RR cold and oop. and he led out with 2 players behind him that showed aggression pf. he has something...KK minimum.

no way you can call this, imo, with a whiffed AK.

I was thinking set or overpair too, but could this also be an AQ/KQ/JJ/1010 that donks to force you to define your hand? Or does the third man in make that less likely?

i guess it "could be" anything, but the question is: do we want to play for stacks out of curiosity with only AK? i doubt it.

for the money, i'm not interested in "picking off a bluff" when all i have are overs and a backdoor flush.

You know, in the hand I figured: He's massive here. He cold called a 3bet now he donks out and commits himself to the pot.

The experienced reg said, while i was thinking, he has KQ guaranteed. Of course I folded but having played a fair bit with him since, I reckon the reg may have been right. He leads out with any piece!

Without knowing that, do you stack off with AA here?

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Originally Posted by gingerwizard

You know, in the hand I figured: He's massive here. He cold called a 3bet now he donks out and commits himself to the pot.

The experienced reg said, while i was thinking, he has KQ guaranteed. Of course I folded but having played a fair bit with him since, I reckon the reg may have been right. He leads out with any piece!

Without knowing that, do you stack off with AA here?

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I'd push over with AA, only worried about QQ and if he had that then nh. Pots big gotta fight for it.

Would you stack off with KK??