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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5912729, member: 393841"]
I'm not sure that studying GTO for 16NL is very useful. But since you're interested, the 1/3 size makes sense in this case, as villains from the blinds are less likely to have the relevant blockers for this texture (Ks and Qs) because hands that have Kx or Qx should do 3-bet preflop on a medium-high frequency. Since they interfere a lot with the upper part of the BTN range. Also in this texture, our bluff range is made up of minor flush draw combos and they can generate folds at a higher frequency, since there are fewer, in relation to all the possible hand combinations that the blinds could have. As for example, suitable connectors not spades, with gap. So possibly  with 33% cbet size can more times keep, BSD + BFD type hands in V ranges. 
Also, aces do not play optimal in multi-way pot, because their equity is significantly reduced on wet boards like this one. So a smaller size allows us to maintain wide blind ranges and at the same time protect our hand. In addition to offering the possibility of inducing raises, when our opponents have minor sets or combined draws.
Greetings.
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