NL200: I don't know how to play OOP in 3-bet pot.

[Unknown Soldier]

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standard, you can check if you want and float after but its a risky play

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c/c is pretty bad

[Suigin406]

c/c is bad here, board is dry, so i really prefer a cbet and shutdown if called

[KingBrian]

I would bet more preflop. you are oop , so i make it about 25-28.

on flop, I often had the same problem

[urbanati]

Don't we have higher fold equity against his 88-JJ if we bet the flop stronger? I guess we all would bet like $40 if we had AA/KK. I know the flop is so dry but still...

[Nick Royale]

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I guess we all would bet like $40 if we had AA/KK.

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I wouldn't, there's no reason to.

[balzak520]

I'd raise preflop a little bit more to $25 or so. Everything else I'd play the same.

[saskaman]

I never know what to do in these spots. Check-fold? if i check and he checks behind, lead turn? check-raise? c-bet big? c-bet 1/2 pot? 2/3? so lost.

OP nailed it before he started. Mixing it up from blinds with quirky min-raises pf allows for c/r for same price on flop. In addition the lead out bet on flop is cheaper, looks weaker and can mix up button when the flop hits you. As played fine.

[primate]

your right actually. Raiswe bit more preflop and bit more for CBet