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[QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 5417774, member: 394557"]
Thanks, interesting take on flop 3 bet sizing.  I was expecting hands as weak as gut shots to fold for this 3 bet sizing.  On a dry flop like this I was probably targeting too narrow of a range since only a big Ace, a sticky bluff catch, or a hand that beats me should continue.  But it was a weird spot with the flop under bet size and his raise didn't seem like a bluff.  I had not played with him before so I wasn't sure how he would proceed.  He tends to be aggressive and can be sticky but it's only a small sample.  He has seen me play many times though as a dealer in the other room.

No, I'll share results tomorrow if anyone wants to know.  I typically dont include results in posts as they bias the responses.

Yea I meant to grab 2 green and 3 red but I grabbed 1 green and 4 red instead.  We may have still induced a raise but I think I can more comfortably flat if I make it $65 and he clicks back to $140 ish.  When it's only $100 on the flop and the pot is so large it's like I just lead for less than half pot still.  I really want to 3 bet here to put stacks in play since we have this flop so crushed and have V showing interest and we are out of position.  I can't imagine the tanks with any set.  A8 should also pretty easily call the 3 bet on the flop.  I guess he could have A4 also or a Broadway Ace or a really annoying scared A7 (but I doubt it).  Thinking back it may indeed be better flop the flop raise and check turn and hope he doesn't check behind.  A bad run out could cause V to get away from AJ+ though.  So I went for the home run since I felt like we had him on the hook.
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