[Shaffer]

Looks like a farily vanilla wa/wb. Seems standard. More money to be made inducing aggression from underpairs or bluffs (given villain's wide 3-bet range pf) than trying to push the action when you have no way of knowing if you're ahead.

I don't like c/r on the flop unless you're absolutely sure villain will still bet to a check on a bricked turn. Even players with a severe betting reflex will avoid getting c/r'd twice on successive streets.