some 3-bet situations

[wslee00]

All three of these situations came up last night, the QQ one did twice. The common theme with these situations is that I feel that I will only get called by better hands if I take the aggro line in each of these. Am I giving my opponents too much credit here?

Assume Pokerstars, weeknight, 50NL, 100bbs, and unknown villains.

Hero is BB with QQ.

UTG+1 raises to 2, CO calls, everyone folds to Hero. Hero ??

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Hero is BTN with AcKc
UTG raises to 2, CO calls, Hero ???

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Hero is UTG with KK
Hero raises to 2, CO calls, BB re-raises to 8

[Milky]

I'm 3betting the first two all day and 4betting the third as well. You'll get calls from worse hands at these stakes a lot.

[SDone]

I'm bumping it up to like 8 or ten in the first. I'm not a huge AK fan, so I may just flat call there, but I'd probably still end up raising. KK I'm definitely bumping it up to 40 or more which should force the villian to shove if they want to continue.

[Logun]

3bet to 7
3bet to 7
4 bet AI

[bazooka87]

1) 3bet to about $8.5 because of the cold caller and OOP, intend to get it all in unless UTG+1 is super nitty, but even then probably playing for stacks
2) 3bet to $8, we have position this time, again getting it all in preflop unless villain is ridiculously nitty, and getting it all in on a board with ace, king or flush draw.
3) Just shove, you should be looked up with AK, QQ and possibly JJ here

[Milky]

Are you guys really shoving to an 8BB raise when we all have 100BB stacks? I just put in a big raise (30BB should work) and obviously get it all-in if it comes to that.

[Logun]

because the bet amounts get wierd after you 4 bet him without shoving.

8$ which was a raise of 6. so lets assume you go to... 20- 25$, that's 1/2 your stack.

[monkover]

3bet the first two
4bet/or call depending on villain