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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6164318, member: 393841"]
The vast majority of the time you must 3-bet with AQo vs. a UTG player. The only case where it has any merit to call preflop is when you think V is a nitty. I also like the size you chose to 3-bet. Unless the blinds are very sticky players, your raise is enough for them to fold speculative hands that are not in good shape here.
On the flop you can bet bigger for value. If your opponent has a worse hand like AJ he could call. If V is very passive and does not have fold equity you will only be behind AK, as a set is going to raise on this flop, because it will have an advantage in the range.
On the turn you can continue with another barrel when you think your opponent has not reduced his hands on the flop. You could also check to take advantage of the position and induce V to bluff the river.
How the turn was played when V decides to lead you need to analyze his continuation of range on the turn. With what hands do you think the villain called and if there are still bluffs available.
If you think V is too passive he should have at least AK to bluff, which seems unlikely given the texture of the board. Seems more likely some flush combinations like: KQ; KJ; KT.
Greetings.
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