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[QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 5644847, member: 394557"]
If we 3b pre and get 4 bet we can easily fold and lose the minimum.  If we get flatted it still defines Vs range as his 3b+ range is very snug and allows us to lose less in position as we can c-bet smaller and b/b/x and fold to a turn raise or even b/x/eval since the pot will be somewhat bloated and our relative hand strength will be a bit lower in a 3 bet pot.  As played this particular V has earned the river call in a vacuum due to his stats but as mentioned earlier his turn and river sizing do look like value so we can find an occasional exploitative fold on the river if we have seen different betting patterns with weaker and stronger hands that support that he actually has AQ+ this time.  Even fish can wake up with hands on occasion.  The other advantage to 3b pre is isolation.  If we flat we are inviting the blinds to come along or worse yet squeeze our capped range and fold out our equity.

I don't see the need to want to stack off here with one pair K kicker vs an uncapped range though.  V doesn't seem that maniacal.
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