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I think a lot here depends on your read of the other player and your image at the table. Have you been raising and c-betting frequently? Has the villain been reraising c-bets at all? How aggressive is he postflop in general? What is his raising range preflop, and does he ever 3-bet?

If the villain is very passive and almost never re-raises, than I think I like to 3-bet the flop and fold to a shove, depending on stack sizes. Because the converter messed up I'm not sure how much he has. It's pretty hard to get away from this against aggressive opponents though, especially ones who might get it in with only an ace. Unless the villain is a maniac though, i'm slowing down a bit if my flop raise is called or shoved over.

This post would be better if you didn't word the title so that it was obvious you got beat, and didn't give results, but i'm trying to ignore that. Really it just depends a lot on what I think he min-raises the flop with, but against an unknown i'm getting it in there.