pretty simple question made awkward by stack sizes

Villain is just a random donk. I am starting up 6mx tables but atm we are heads up. I've been playing unusually tight so far he's limped a couple of times. This is my first 3 bet. I expect him to have a widish range preflop.

Flop is really awkward imo I want to bet to protect but I don't really want to stack off and there are so many turns that are going to play awkward to play.

What do I do, b/c?

No-Limit Hold'em, $4.00 BB (2 handed) - Hold'em Manager Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

Hero (SB) ($400)
Button ($208)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 7, 6
Button raises $10, Hero raises $36, Button calls $28

Flop: ($80) 4, 6, J (2 players)
Hero?

openshove ATC

thanks iopq, you retard. my line here would be 56/call and if i get flatted then its complicated but just a close decision just based on the turn card and flop timing.

ok cool I ended up betting 50 something and called the shove.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by nutsinho

thanks iopq, you retard. my line here would be 56/call and if i get flatted then its complicated but just a close decision just based on the turn card and flop timing.

according to my calculations, unless his preflop 3b flatting range is like tons of pps a shove on the flop is unexploitable with most of our range because the SPR is around 2, and his high card hands usually contain an ace or a king, so this flop is a shove with any draw, any overcards, any pair

if he has a tight calling range we have fold equity, against a loose calling range we have an OK equity anyway

c/c c/c c/c depending on board!

You def should not bet call here. Bet, sure.

I also fold pre even though it doesnt matter too much.

Can we really b/f though? we'll be getting like 3-1, I realise that pretty much all of his range has equity but it has to be pretty close?

SPR is def not 2

You're right, the SPR is 2.15

5 outs