T9s: TPNK + gutshot push in reraised pot?

[ciki57]

No many hands on the villain, but he was 17/17 so far. His high PFR suggested he might have a wide 3-bet range, thats why i called PF. And his raise wasn't very big.

Titan poker Sandton 0.50/1, hand converted by the iPoker Converter at Talking-Poker

Button CIENFUEG0S ($96.10)
SB guppyguppyguppy ($103.40)
BB GoodGamemate ($96)
UTG JOjjo22 ($47.35)
UTG+1 Hero ($128.75)
CO BLONDIN8888 ($22.35)

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with 9 T
1 fold, Hero raises to 4, 3 folds, GoodGamemate raises to 11, Hero calls 8.

Flop (24.50) 9 6 8
GoodGamemate bets 20, Hero moves all-in for 116.75


What do you think about my push here?

Pokerstove says we're ahead.

Agree with my range?

Board: 9s 6d 8c
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 51.518% 50.86% 00.97% 260976 4955.00 { Tc9c }
Hand 1: 48.482% 47.81% 00.97% 245301 4955.00 { 77+, AKs, AKo }

[yid3655]

You are thinking the wrong way imo

Just because he has a high PRF number it doest not mean he three bets with a wide range (not really sure why you would interpret that as being so).

Because you haven't played many hands with him i'm giving him respect and giving him quite a bit of a tighter range...which would mean a push is bad. Would probably call and re evaluate turn

[delta k]

i dont mind it but consider raising less and obv calling a shove because it'll look more like value and less bluffy/fold equity-y, like this does.

[Panthro]

that might be villain's 3-betting range, but it's not his calling range.

[jaustin]

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that might be villain's 3-betting range, but it's not his calling range.

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Exactly what I was thinking. Run that through Poker Stove w/ the AK taken out, and give villain 66+. This is a pretty iffy bluff. Maybe he folds TT and JJ. I don't like it.