I don't think you should post results, even hidden as a spoiler, people are curious bastards and will look at the result, and once they see villain's hand any advice given is compromised.
b/f flop is pretty standard here, sizing seems good. When villain raises, given his stats I'd put him on 88 QQ+ AK and maybe KQs, he also might have monster draws like AJhh TJhh AThh, but I doubt he calls these to the 3bet all that often, though he does have position.
Against that range, on the flop we have 25% equity. Once we see the turn, obv it's harder to fold now, but we're still crushed, our equity is only up to 34%, and that still assumes villain has straight flush draws and KQs, so our equity is actually going to be less than that since these hands fold to the 3bet pre more often than hands that beat us.
So yeah, fold flop to raise.
*edit, 3bet sizing pre seems questionable to me, seems too large, especially against someone with tight stats. We're narrowing his continuing range to one that AK doesn't hold up well against. Calling pre might be better against this guy until we have a larger sample, if we're 3betting I like $0.45.
Flop sizing is fine imo if we're folding to raise.
Originally Posted by wufwugy
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