2/4 hand against gabe

[Lukie]

This hand here had me thinking. Little setup, villain here is gabe and he is quite obviously gunning for me. The 3-bet pf here has nothing to do with this and is strictly for value against his very wide range. I've been 3-betting him with a good amount of frequency over a lot of tables, but always with a significantly tighter range then he's opening with. He has lead into me on the flop a couple times after I have 3-betted and havn't put up a whole lot of resistance to that line (he may have done it twice, possibly, and I folded both times). It's tough to put him on a range, although I could do my best.

Anyway, by the turn, I think he has a real hand here or is semi-bluffing the shit out of me. Comments on any street appreciated. He may also be trying to push me off a not-unlikely AQ/AK.

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $4 BB (6 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

BB ($591.80)
UTG ($525.45)
MP ($729)
CO ($402.30)
Hero ($506.65)
SB ($221.05)

Preflop: Hero is Button with T, A.
UTG calls $4, 1 fold, CO raises to $16, Hero raises to $56, 2 folds, UTG folds, CO calls $40.

Flop: ($122) J, 3, T (2 players)
CO bets $100, Hero calls $100.

Turn: ($322) 5 (2 players)
CO bets $246.3 (All-In), Hero calls $246.30.

River: ($814.60) 5 (2 players, 1 all-in)

Final Pot: $814.60

[Numbr2intheWorld]

It's really hard to say anything here, i don't know how well you guys know each others play. A little description of Gabes play might be good.

[gabe]

this was one of the first 2 or 3 times you 3 bet me preflop, im pretty sure. you played it fine except for preflop, which i usually fold even against TAGs/

[Lukie]

uhh if you weren't raising like any ace, any 2 suited cards, any 2 semi-connected cards, any pair, any 2 cards that added up to 9 or higher, I would consider mucking this pre.

[lolzzz_321]

uhh if you weren't raising like any ace, any 2 suited cards, any 2 semi-connected cards, any pair, any 2 cards that added up to 9 or higher, I would consider mucking this pre.

[johnny_fish]

Given preflop and flop action, how often would Gabe expect you to fold the turn? Almost never imo. So that makes it unlikely Gabe's bluffing.

[Lukie]

Given preflop and flop action, how often would Gabe expect you to fold the turn? Almost never imo. So that makes it unlikely Gabe's bluffing.

hard to answer, because while i see your point, he may just be having a good time since he often plays stakes 10x this.

He had 42 with the diamond draw. River blanks. :ship it:

[gabe]

Given preflop and flop action, how often would Gabe expect you to fold the turn? Almost never imo. So that makes it unlikely Gabe's bluffing.

this is what i was thinking, which was why i pushed 4d2d here...i think too many levels for lukie!

[Lukie]

Given preflop and flop action, how often would Gabe expect you to fold the turn? Almost never imo. So that makes it unlikely Gabe's bluffing.

this is what i was thinking, which was why i pushed 4d2d here...i think too many levels for lukie!

uhhh, huge pot, less then a pot sized bet behind (with fold equity to boot), 15 effective nut outs. Seems like a ridiculously easy push. Your flop play is what reeks. Check/push is so much better, given that I will be betting the large majority of the time behind and having to fold a lot of my range to a push given how lightly I would 3-bet your CO opens from the button.

Oh yeah, expert call preflop with 4 high facing a pot sized reraise out of position.