Trying something new

[Isura]

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ehh, i think people are pretty reluctant to make pot committing 3-bet without something, even if you have been messing with their cbet. even if you give him a very wide range of AK, 22+, 56s, you're 47%.

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You're missing his key semibluff hands: A5/A2/56/67

[HedonismBot]

OK great if you have a read

[Josh.]

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ehh, i think people are pretty reluctant to make pot committing 3-bet without something, even if you have been messing with their cbet. even if you give him a very wide range of AK, 22+, 56s, you're 47%.

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You're missing his key semibluff hands: A5/A2/56/67

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AK-AJ too

[flawless_victory]

LUV IT

[JacksonTens]

This line really only works if he has 'hardcore play back' in him. If he does this is top quality. This is definately a 'had to be there' type of hand.

JT

[madbeetz]

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i think this is the wrong new thing to try

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agreed ^^^^

are you really trying to get it in with the worst of it? I hate this. Isnt he pot committed after the 3bet?

[nextgenneo]

I think this is spew nearly always including this time

[kotkis]

For this to work you will have to be very confident in his ability and willingness to re-steal in spots like these to overcome the times you're drawing to a 2-outer. I'd like it a lot more on a 8xx flop done with A8.

[Jeff W]

I like it. It's so unnatural for him to 3bet so big with a strong hand here.

[cts]

I think it is OK but this isn't the greatest spot for it. On this board, if I am in his spot with AK, I am going to shove over your flop raise most of the time. I guess he puts enough of his stack in to commit himself, but his 3b size still scares me a little bit. Also, you'll have less equity vs big aces if you try this on a 532 board, but at the same time you are almost guaranteed that they will semibluff 3-bet so I'd probably prefer to do it on a board like that. 433r or w/e is just so damn dry -- but at the same time you'll never be given credit for much I guess.