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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6517823, member: 393841"]
Given the stats described this is a villain, in which one could play slower, especially when we're at a long table and V opens from a strong position like EP or UTG+1 like in this case. Although the table seems quite conservative, it is very likely that our attitude will cause other players to enter the pot. At least BB and CO could get in on the action.
That gives us a bit of an advantage over BB and EP, since we have position, but as for the player who is the CO, I think it is better to be more aggressive, because if CO calls our 3-bet and the EP make 4-bet would eventually make things easier for hero.
But something unexpected happens. The call of MP2, being a much more conservative player profile than CO. Which leads me to think that my assumptions are inaccurate, and that is probably because the sample sizes are not large enough to form more solid opinions, regarding the preliminary information about players (CO is not as wide as I thought and now MP2 doesn't seem very closed).
Personally, and based on the fact that 49 sample hands is not a very large number, I would opt to 3-bet preflop.
The flop is very dry and as played be passive aggressive is fine, especially on the turn where we could represent more semi bluffs in our range.
If V decides to 3-bet on the turn I would limit myself to just calling, to get more value from AA/KK on the river, although we also expose ourselves more to eventual bad beats.
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