1/2nl KQo IP 3b pot analysis

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
3 Players
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Stacks:
BTN AnTman_69 ($216.01)
SB fish&chlps ($200)
BB Rutina ($200)

Pre-Flop: ($3, 3 players) AnTman_69 is BTN
AnTman_69 raises to $5, fish&chlps raises to $14, Rutina folds, AnTman_69 calls $9

Flop: ($30, 2 players)
fish&chlps bets $17.19, hero ?



So I don't know anything about villain, we've only played 10 hands so far.
I guess i just want opinions about what the best line to take here is, and against what type of opponents our line differs/what is more +ev.

As the table has just changed to 3 handed this obviously alters a few things, but for the sake of discussion we will assume normal 6 handed conditions.

Player A: lets assume TAG with stats of 22/18 and 6% 3b from the SB. Doesn't barrel a whole lot, cbets flop but gives up when his equity doesn't improve and is reluctant to barrel high cards OOP.


Player B: Slightly looser TAG 26/20 and 10% 3b from SB, very aggressive will barrel turn + river with gutshots/fds, and broadway cards with the majority of his range.


Player C: Tag 22/18 7% 3b , barrels frequently but never fires the 3rd barrel without a hand. (this is rare but whatever)


What are our best courses of action against the given player types?




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tl;dr, easy float.

you have outs to the nuts, which you would hate get jammed off ur hand if you choose to raise (or you`ll raise/call with marginal equity), + you will get barreled on your outs a lot. Float flop see what happens. On the turn if you had KQss you could consider jamming if he barrels a lot, on cards that give you backdoor flushdraw or smth

Calling is by far the best option.

Player A and C I'm floating, player B I actually like minraising or making a small raise. You're usually going to either be small 3bet or called Player B continues which is great for your hand.

we're calling K/Q turns, but do we call a 3rd barrel when river is blank w/ TPGK?