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3-bet AK & Get 3 Callers. Sizing too small?
$100 GTD Turbo - $0.9 + $0.1 - 30/60 Blinds - 9 Players
BB villain is brand new to table, first hand and never played with before. BTN and UTG+1 villain have been active. UTG+1 has shown down a mediocre hands while BTN was able to steal a big pot or two. BTN hasn't shown down anything.
BTN - 3,976
SB (Hero) - 2,620
BB - 3,000
UTG - 2,825
UTG+1 - 1,821
MP1 - 2,910
MP2 - 3,000
HJ - 6,835
CO - 8,810
Dealt to Hero - A, K
Pot is 90
one fold, UTG+1 raises to 120, four folds, BTN calls, Hero raises to 500, BB calls 440, UTG+1 calls 380, BTN calls 380
Pot is 2,000
*** FLOP *** Q, 5, 3
Hero checks, BB. checks, UTG+1 bets 1,000, three folds
I think the c/f is obvious, since I have a pot-sized bet left and I'm doing that into three people w/ ace high. With the pre-flop action, I don't have much clue as to who has what, and there's a lot that beats me. I also don't think I have much fold equity here either.
I'm more curious about my three-bet sizing pre versus my post flop play. Should I have three-bet bigger, perhaps even three-bet shoved?
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