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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6932956, member: 397965"]
In this particular spot I would not have a 3-bet / fold to 4-bet range, because BTN is so short and went to 5BB, which is a very large raise. So anything, I 3-bet here, I would be willing to stack off against his 4-bet. And if I was not willing to stack off, then I would just call his 5BB in position. What has not been mentioned by anyone is the fact, that in a situation like this, there is also some merit to just calling an isolation raise to give the limper a chance to continue making mistakes both pre- and postflop.

When we 3-bet in a hand with limpers, they are usually just going to fold, unless they are complete whales or were "trapping". And then we just win 1BB from them risking in this case 12BB. Or even 15BB if Hero has sized better. Whereas if we just call here, then the limper most likely call as well. And then we can potentially win a big pot, when they catch up to a second best hand. Like we have 99, they have A8, and flop comes 8XX. Or more commenly we have a hand like AQ, they have A8, and flop comes AXX.
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