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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5987030, member: 393841"]
We have a good sample of the villain MP1, enough to say that his range is pretty closed here. We're honestly out of shape with our hand to call 3-bet preflop. It is a situation where the 3-bettor seems to have a totally opposite image to the opener. I think that if we are not willing to 4-bet bluff, I am more inclined to fold preflop. However, the call is acceptable when we think that the 3-bettor is very unbalanced and we want to take advantage of our position. Obviously we call when we expect a lot of fold equity from the rest of the players (this has a certain probability, given the characteristics of the villains, opener and 3-bettor).
On the flop I understand your call. We don't expect to get paid worse hands if we raise. And when we know that we are behind a maximum of 2 flush draw combos for the range of V1 (MP1), we are also aware that the MP3 could block all Axs flush draw combos and that means a lot of loss of equity for us. 
When MP1 decides to raise, in my opinion he is doing it with all the light and I think that in this situation our participation should end here.
I think you folded on the turn and it seems to me that it was a very correct decision, because sometimes in real time we can take a few seconds to process the information and that implies extending a little more, the duration that we should have in the hand.
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