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[QUOTE="loafaBREAD, post: 6568478, member: 440287"]
First, move down my bro.  I've been there before, it sucks.  Reload when you can if you are set on 10nl, but might be better to stick to 2/5nl for a spell.

V has a 4% 3-bet... he also makes it 4x in position.

Versus a large size,[B] we should be more incentivized to 4-bet/fold.  [/B]The issue is that if you 4-bet you will just have to call a jam [B]if he is shoving all his AK[/B] (actually not a bad spot). There is nothing wrong with this strategy.

The way to exploit a nit is to overfold when they show aggression.  Like I said, 4% 3-bet is actually like 99+ and some suited Ax, so QQ is doing fine.  [and this stat should be overall 3-betting, BU vs CO should be the widest of his ranges.  We can mix up 4-betting and calling vs this V.  (NITs will have trouble folding JJ, TT, AJs here as well, so you can profit even from 4-bets).

Anyway, on to the hand.  we flat and board is low.  V blasts here.  This is where it is good to have other stats on V- how aggro is he post?  Does he ever 75% AK here?  99?  [lol how bad is he?].

No reads, must call.

Turn A, xx, looking good.

River Q, you should leadREALLY tiny here... like 10% pot.  Ofc you will have to call off.  If he has AA, then we can go back and revise our preflop or flop strategy.  *I do see the "blast dry flop with the nuts since pop can't fold a pair" strategy at the low stakes, in which case we can nit it up OTF as well.

TLDR, 4-bet fold is fine pre vs a nit, you can certainly fold TT, 99 versus uber nits.  You make money from winning small pots versus them, as they way under bluff.
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