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[QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 5751524, member: 394557"]
I agree we can fold pre when his PFR is only 14 even though he's blasting off post and coming in for 3 bets a lot.  If his PFR is that snug and he's 3 betting into an UTG range with a call behind we should be facing a tight range.

Against a normal sized flop bet I'd agree we may be able to continue but I don't see how folding flop is terrible for this price.  We have decent equity if we expected some check backs on the turn but we won't get to realize that equity seeing only one card, AND we are not exactly short stacked in this 3 bet pot.  From the description V has shown no propensity of slowing down.  Even in a best case scenario type situation where we have enough equity to call vs a hand like QQ, how will we realize our equity?  If an Ace or a diamond hits we probably don't get paid.  So we shovel money in paying off overbets and then V folds when we hit most of the time.  Or worse yet we hit an Ace but V has AK, AA, or KK.

Depending on who UTG is I 3 bet pre.  If I flatted because UTG was tight then I probably fold to the SB 3 bet.  If I 3 bet and get cold 4 bet I also fold.  If somehow we decide he is as wide as TT here and flat the 3 bet because he's 3 betting 9% then again, we missed the flop and the overbet puts us in a really bad spot.  We will have a little more than a pot sized bet on the turn and if we hit we likely don't get paid and if we miss he can jam on us.  We really should never have AK or KK+ here as played so V can apply max pressure even with his "bluffs" like QQ or TT.
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