JJ 3ways

ok, villain was new to the table but quite active in the first few hands he played, he was appx 22/19 with 3bet of 12% over the first 25 hands

he did not have a full stack which lead me to believe he wasn't one of the regular tagg's.

I don't see value in 4betting in position pre, especially as i want the third guy (theeye) to come along as he was a huge fish.

What do you make of the very small squeeze/3bet here, and then what do you figure about the strong lead on this board?

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG wu_affiliate ($200.00)
UTG+1 Hero ($200.00)
CO TheEye666 ($149.75)
BTN musmus3 ($266.20)
SB Pokerlusky ($436.80)
BB ShynaX ($162.00)

Pre-flop: ($3, 6 players) Hero is UTG+1
1 fold, Hero raises to $7, TheEye666 calls $7, 2 folds, ShynaX raises to $18, Hero calls $11, TheEye666 calls $11

Flop: ($55, 3 players)
ShynaX bets $42

Final Pot: $97

I dont get why you dont shove this pre, and I really dont get why if you choose to flat pre you're querying how to play this flop.

As to your questions. Size of his 3-bet depends on whether its small compared to his other 3-bets. Looks like a squeeze in a vacuum. Big c-bet isnt that big really, and he probably thinks he can get you both off the vast majority of your range by doing it.

his line reeks strength i think giving him a mulligan is fine but i wouldnt call anyone crazy for wanting to shove either.

yea, discussed it with Rizen a bit and he agrees that it just oozes big hand both preflop (very small squeeze - to build a pot) and then the strong lead 3ways and he says ditch it this time without even calling the $42 bet, and play different in later hands if I see him doing it again with a weak hand.

I called flop, turn comes 9 for fullhouse and I call shove - he shows QQ