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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5992464, member: 393841"]
Against a passive player a big flop bet doesn't help much when the board's texture is a bit dry. At least you want the villain to keep some dominated hands in his range, like A5 and 77 for example. Don't expect a lot of QQ combos in range V, as these should raise the flop at a high frequency, since they are good blockers for a semi bluff like 9Ts, which you might have in your 3-bet range, when you are in the BTN position and in a duel against the CO. AJo could certainly be in the CO range, so you'd be essentially getting value from that hand and V is folding many of dominated hands.
Then on the turn when you continue with your smaller barrel, it is unlikely that a passive player would have floated with your big cbet with a hand like Q9s. I also do not see possible in CO, a random combo like 79s, as this player fold to 3-bet 58% in a sample of 440 hands, which possibly rules out 100% of suitable combinations with gap, in a pot of 3bets when he is OOP.
Maybe the V decides  jam OTT some flush draw combo, but those are really few combos, maybe 3 at most (AJ; KJ; QJ).
So the most expected in V range are sets that beat us (maybe from the flop). So it is closer to fold on the turn. I think a big bet on the flop is not profitable when we have a passive villain.
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