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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6683289, member: 305911"] Pre: I think the 3 bet sizing is fine even though it is not textbook sizing. We dont hate it (at least I dont think we do) when we are called here by one player especially when that player is one of the callers and not the initial raiser and we have position. Flop: Comes down to villain of course but you mention you think he is on a draw. All draws are flipping with you one way or another. Even a random J3 of spades is actually ahead of you. Ramdom straight draws like 65 diamonds are even 50/50 so I think you thinking that they are on a draw so I jam is marginal unless there is fold equity. I am not sure whether there is or isnt since I dont know villain but it looks like there was little fold equity. Therefore, I would have to think there is some air in their range to jam and if that is the case... why jam and let them fold if I am way ahead? I think I just call this flop bet here and play perfectly against their draws. My plan (if I was comfortable enough to jam flop) would be to call flop and then jam turn when draws dont get there. Now all the above is if I believe there is air in villains range. If I am thinking that there is rarely if ever air (meaning they are donk leading with some pair or some draw) then against that entire range we are behind and I think its fine to fold but we can be exploited that way as well. A spot here where what we know about villain is crucial in this hand but I generally like calling flop and letting villain continue to barrel off rather than jam flop and if they are on a pair on draw they call with the equity to do so and if they are on air then they just fold. Interesting in what others say cause my confidence on this response is low, it might be a spot where I misplay routinely and just dont know it. [/QUOTE]

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