Post flop played horrible?

[2Cord McCord]

Villain 42/19 12% 3-bet

Hand Converted by Ace Poker Drills Poker Training Software

NL Holdem $1(BB)
SB ($27.65)
BB ($136.73)
UTG ($91.1)
HJ ($120.2)
HERO ($187.24)
BTN ($104.11)

Dealt to Hero A J

UTG Folds , HJ Folds , HERO Raises To $3 , BTN Raises To $10 , SB Folds , BB Folds , HERO Calls $7

Flop ($20) J 6 K
HERO Checks , BTN Bets $13 , HERO Calls $13

Turn ($46) J 6 K 5
HERO Checks , BTN Bets $34 , HERO Calls $34

River ($114) J 6 K 5 4
HERO Checks , BTN Bets $47.11 (all-in), HERO Calls $47.11

BTN shows K K

BTN wins $206.72

[bjsaust]

Results are irrelevant. How many hands were those stats from?

I think a lot of people overestimate the value of small sample sizes. 12% 3bet is essentially 1 in 8. If he's only had 8 chances to 3-bet then thats fairly meaningless. Over a more significant sample size then it becomes more meaningful.

That said, why didn't you fold turn?

[pocketfours]

I rarely call big 3bets oop and would probably 4bet here and fold to a jam, but I can't say that you played it very badly if your sample was meaningful and you had some reads.

[OngBonga]

I'd probably fold AJ here oop to this 3bet, but 4bet/fold is an alternative line I consider. Hate calling. As played I c/f flop pretty snappish.