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What about x/r flop ?

Does he fold a lot to 4b after 3betting? If not you're just creating a big pot OOP with speculative hand. I'd rather tighten a bit my openening range and 4bet a linear range

Turn you want to pick the same sizing that you would have bet with a flush. Given villain's line if you have a flush you'll probably go for thin value', so 50-60% pot should be good imo

ok noob question here !
How to filter hands when I'm calling a 3B OOP in PT4 ???

Just bet turn. You're in 4bet pot and villain called flop so he likely have something. So you want to extract max value. As you said villain is unknown so you don't need to be balanced ott

The sample of hand played is too low to see your real accurate winrate even if they're very good numbers.
If you feel ok with your bankroll management just take a shot and you'll make your own opinion about NL100Z ;-)

I wish I could make this kind of fold. I always convice myself that V could have some bluff here and I'm crycalling...

What I do is that I check how many tables they're playing, if 3-4 zoom table I label them as "potential reg". If they play 1 or 2 tables but not full stacked I label them as "fun player/recreational" until I have enough hand to label them correctly.
Cool think with zoom is that you can get enough information very quickly.

Hope that will help you a bit

Which stats are important if we want to review our database? I find myself in the same spot that Chaoren

Agreed with frontdoorbackdoor, he hasn't a lot of natural bluffs except fd which we block, (maybe some QJs/KJs but he'd have probably fold to your turn OB). Don't know if 10NL pool is capable to bluff raise with Ac blocker here.
Also he could have check/back Axcc on the flop just trying to realize his equity IP.

I agree with victorbynite 14% 3bet overall isn't enough information.
what does matter is what % does he 3b MP vs UTG who is supposed to have a strong opening range.
with 14% he could just have been very aggressive 3bet in restealing spots like BU vs CO or SB/BB vs CO/BN

what about x/raising flop ??
OOP in 3way pot I think it would be a good idea to protect our checking range as we'll be check a lot of our range in this spot.

I agree with frontdoorbackdoor here. I'd have def. x/c turn. You can just see his minsizing as a "checkback" in some way basically. When he minreraise turn its just a fold. Don't know if a fish will bluff enough in this spot.
It's a bit sick that we build the pot for him as he wouldn't have valuebet his hand in a correct way vs us given his min sizing

I'm checking back flop here. I don't think we'll have 3 street of value here with our hand and I'll just hate to be x/raised in this spot. It's also good to have strong TP in our checking back range. And with the Kc we don't need a lot of protection.
Otr I'd have probably call as he only representing Qx or flush et we do block the flush. You also don't block diamonds for backdoor FD and hands like T9 89 AT.

Both Snowie & PIO are rigged anyway ^^

I don't understand why you bet turn. Could you please explain why?

Why betting small would be fine? Just trying to learn here

I think if you follow the logic behind your blockbet you have to fold river. I mean a blockbet is meant "to buy" a cheap showdown.
Add to that that at micro/small stakes you don't see that many bluff raise otr.
On the other side his line doesn't make much sense at all except KQ/JTs/76s that he decide to slowplay turn for whatever reason. If BB was a fish maybe he could have call K9s from the BN but that would be kinda loose call.
In the end it depend on how you think BN is capable of turning a hand into bluff otr

With BN having 10% 3bet I'd 4bet preflop for sure.
I guess we could size a little bit more on the turn once he x/back flop.
On the river he's only rep. a flush which you don't block. I hardly doubt that an average NL10's reg will turn AQ ou AJ into a bluff in this spot.
I guess it would be a good fold as you don't see many river shove bluff at NL10

Any stats on BB ?
If I wanted to play 54s in this spot I'd rather 3bet on the BN just to play the pot HU IP.

Flop is standard.

On the turn I think I'd have check back to realize my equity as I don't really like to bluff in a 3 way pot when SB did an "unsual" move on the flop. Even with a strong draw I won't be very happy to be x/raised by SB in this spot as you'll probably face a super strong range.(not to mention that he could have Axss here that'd crush your fd equity)

Board: Ts7sAc6c
Equity Win Tie
MP2 25.65% 25.65% 0.00% { 5s4s }
MP3 74.35% 74.35% 0.00% { TT, 77, ATs, AsJs, As9s, As8s, As6s, As5s, As4s, As3s, As2s, ATo }

On the river I probably won't shove, all draw missed except 98s, you're not blocking any of his value hands. Maybe I'm wrong here, it's a spot where I struggle for the moment.

So the problem is when you don't 3bet you're capping your range to mostly only small pocket pairs 22-99/TT. This is even easier for SB to put pressure on you if he noticed it. So this make your call preflop even worse imo.

Maybe you should try to call some strongs hands when this guy is in squeezing position so you could start to 4b his squeeze.

I could be wrong but that'll be the way I'd play vs an aggro squeezing player.

I'd just fold pre, he's making too big raise to set mining.
As played I'd call flop & def fold to his shove. You have 3rd pair & even if he's shoving combos draw he still have decent equity vs your hand.
You'll have better hands/combos to defend vs his shove

I agree with both frontdoorbackdoor and MatoStar we're missing so much value by checking, we only worry about JT. The nuts FD just hit top pair which we can get value from.
1) I think I'll be bet/calling vs unknown opp. If he has JT you still have 9 outs to improve. He could also jam Axhh here or 2 pair.

2) Don't think it's an automatic x/raise ott. I guess it depends if villain like to float and take a shot when you check ott it would be a good play. . If he's passive and will check back a lot I see no point in checking the turn.

I actually like the way you played it.
For the question how do we play our range in this spot, is it bad to be unbalanced with our bluffs in a 4bet pot in this kind of board ? I mean this a not a spot that will occurs that often

Is the preflop call standard vs a squeeze with BN to act ? seems a bit loose to me, esp vs SB's range?