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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5992604, member: 397965"]
It can be dangerous to get to carried away with HUD-stats like in this case an AF of 2. AF 2 is pretty much middle of the road, and VPIP/PFR indicate, that this is a pretty loose and aggressive player in general.

So I would not really use the HUD stats to narrow down his range other than removing completely unreasonable hands like J5, which I dont think, a player with these stats will open from CO and then call a 3-bet with. I also dont think, he is slowplaying AA preflop, but QQ can be a reasonable just flat sometimes, and I also think a decent amount of JX and suited connected hands are reasonable for him to show up with.

Finally he is not overbetting. This is a mistake, a lot of people make in situations, where they either raise or get raised. After he called your turn bet, which he need to do before raising, the pot was 1,93$, and his raise was 1,11$. So he is only betting a little over half pot, and you are getting almost 3:1 to make the call.

I said this already in my first reply, but for me the main thing to take away from this hand is, that if we bet the turn for value and only have one standard sized bet left, then we should be happy to get this action, where the opponent jam on us. If we are not happy about that action and consider, if maybe we should fold, then we were not really betting for value, and we should probably not have bet at all.
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