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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5943228, member: 397965"] Preflop Standard open with TT, and its also standard to defend against the 3-bet by calling. However I will say, that at 2NL full ring there is not that much light 3-betting going on, so you could actually make a snug fold here, especially because you opened from EP, and there is also a field caller in between, which if nothing else makes his 3-bet come in larger. The issue with continuing here is, that you are not quite deep enough to setmine, and you have a fair bit of reverse implied odds on low boards, when you flop an overpair, but the 3-better has a better overpair. I would also consider folding here, if I had a HUD running, and it showed numbers like 15/11 with a 3-bet of 4 AKA a nit. And again these kind of players are fairly common at 2NL full ring. Or at least they used to be, when I played it on Stars a 2-3 years ago. Flop I dont like leading here. Its kind of a protection bet, where you are mainly trying to fold out hands with overcards to your pair. But the issue with that is, you are going to be behind here fairly often, and you allow both opponents to play close to perfect. They are mostly folding hands, that have 25% equity or less and continuing with hands, that either have you crused or are flipping. So in my opinion you definitely need to check here and then mostly look to check-call. As played you need to fold when jammed on. Yes you have an overpair, but JJ+ is a big part of his range, and the rest is mostly going to be flushdraws with 1 or even 2 overcards to your pair, and you are not even in great shape against those hands. Sure he could have some airball bluff like AK with no flushdraw, but thats going to be a very low frequenzy. Most people will either call or fold with that hand, they will not jam it in for 100+ BB. [/QUOTE]

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