Re: NL200: I don\'t know how to play OOP in 3-bet pot.
 

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standard, you can check if you want and float after but its a risky play

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c/c is pretty bad

Re: NL200: I don\'t know how to play OOP in 3-bet pot.
 

c/c is bad here, board is dry, so i really prefer a cbet and shutdown if called

Re: NL200: I don\'t know how to play OOP in 3-bet pot.
 

I would bet more preflop. you are oop , so i make it about 25-28.

on flop, I often had the same problem

Re: NL200: I don\'t know how to play OOP in 3-bet pot.
 

Don't we have higher fold equity against his 88-JJ if we bet the flop stronger? I guess we all would bet like $40 if we had AA/KK. I know the flop is so dry but still...

Re: NL200: I don\'t know how to play OOP in 3-bet pot.
 

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I guess we all would bet like $40 if we had AA/KK.

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I wouldn't, there's no reason to.

Re: NL200: I don\'t know how to play OOP in 3-bet pot.
 

I'd raise preflop a little bit more to $25 or so. Everything else I'd play the same.

Re: NL200: I don\'t know how to play OOP in 3-bet pot.
 

I never know what to do in these spots. Check-fold? if i check and he checks behind, lead turn? check-raise? c-bet big? c-bet 1/2 pot? 2/3? so lost.

OP nailed it before he started. Mixing it up from blinds with quirky min-raises pf allows for c/r for same price on flop. In addition the lead out bet on flop is cheaper, looks weaker and can mix up button when the flop hits you. As played fine.

Re: NL200: I don\'t know how to play OOP in 3-bet pot.
 

your right actually. Raiswe bit more preflop and bit more for CBet