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[QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 5552283, member: 394557"]
3 bet sizing should be at least 3x the raise plus and additional 1x per caller in my opinion.  I would 3 bet to 12-15 BB here.  As played your flop bet is large and it gets min raised.  I would cbet maybe 2/3 pot to charge the flush draws.  When we go 3/4 pot and get min raised this guys seems to want to get stacks in.  The Ad is not on the board so there are a number of flush draws he can play aggressively, especially if he has the Ad.  I would expect those flush draws to use a larger sizing to have some fold equity though.  This min raise seems to want to build a pot which is a bit scary.  At any rate we are too strong to fold so I like the flop call.  The turn is probably the most critical decision point.  He's giving a decent price again but it seems too nitty to fold.  River is another tough spot.  Many players will give up with missed draws but some of the missed draws may have gotten there due to our tiny 3 bet sizing Ad7d, Ad3d, AT, TT, 55.  If you have a river aggression factor or frequency stat I would use that.  Otherwise I guess we have to lean call.  His line seems super strong with value sizings though.  I'd like to say I may fold some percentage of the time on turn or river but you may need some decent stats on V to make that fold.  Calling turn just to fold a blank river seems really bad.  Other than the pre flop and flop sizing I think your line is probably fine.  Trying to find folds on this turn seems too nitty even though all the signs are there.  This is why I love to set mine and another reason why we need to deny set mining odds to the smaller pairs with stronger 3 bet sizings.
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