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 Originally Posted by Lukie
ignoring the minraise with the AA in the 2nd hand (which is even worse because of the person posting 3xsb), you really have to 4-bet this pre. WAY too little of your stack goes in pre here. Flop play is almost insignificant as far as advice goes until you understand this. Assuming the SB is a competant player, him folding to your 4-bet is a much better result then the +EV situation he's set himself up for if he has half a clue.
I don't think its as bad as you're saying. She has position and she's closing the action, so she is guaranteed to see the flop heads up with position.
The only thing about "not enough stack going in preflop" is that she'll have to get away from her hand sometimes. However, assuming he has a sane threebetting range, the worst case scenario for this flop is TT.
As played (having goofed the minraise) I probably would have just called as well, because fourbetting would turn my cards over, and his threebet has already defined his hand well for us.
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