Pretty new to $100 NL, brand new to table, and WTF?

[Chubbers]

Claunchy - the difference is he HAS A READ. With no read it's different.

[Freelancer]

snapcall, this is a bluff SO often that its redicilous. Against some villains I'd even consider calling with queens...

Also from what position did you raise? If you raised UTG I like a fold preflop because villains tend to give you more respect UTG, besides your behind a QQ+/AK range and bad implied odds, you won't get payed when you hit and you might lose a lot if you you hit and he has a better hand.

[Black Aces 518]

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snapcall, this is a bluff SO often that its redicilous. Against some villains I'd even consider calling with queens...

Also from what position did you raise? If you raised UTG I like a fold preflop because villains tend to give you more respect UTG, besides your behind a QQ+/AK range and bad implied odds, you won't get payed when you hit and you might lose a lot if you you hit and he has a better hand.

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I was UTG+1. I figured at 6max, the standard 3 bet range has to be wider than QQ+, AK, but I may be wrong. Above I gave a range of TT+, AQ+, which I have good equity against, esp given that I am going to be in position.

No one else has said what they would assign an unknown villain who 3 bets from the blinds here. Any thoughts?