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Ok your playing against a Good thinking 9 tabling reg, and you want to 3bet the balls off him , cbet 100% on these boards and barrell all turn scare cards..... is this really your plan?

Hell yeah

Do you expect him to go along with this plan?

If he starts c/r'ing me OOP with weak hands, I don't know how that's a problem for me. We can do some c/r math. He needs to win the pot about 2/3 of the time c/r'ing, meaning that if only a third of my range is worthy of a call/ship I am breakeven.

If he c/r's TT/JJ here he's losing a lot of money. On my cbet I might leverage 12bb, his c/r will be between 36 and 50bb. If just about a quarter of my range can ship there, I'm doing good.

Position is the nuts, use it.

Hell yeah

Prepare to get messed with....a lot.

Prepare to get messed with....a lot.

That's cool with me, I'm the one with all the leverage here. Super-easy for me to adjust or react, not so much for him imo.

96 3 rainbow i mean do u know how mayn times he will whiff this board.
His flattting range will be so much wider , like someone said all broadways missed here and if he chr so be it m, its not like its easy to flop sets as we all know.this is not a board ehh will ch r anyway that often imo.think about it he s repping sets and a slowplayed aa although i doubt that them being that deep.i really think u r overestimating villains playig back range on this flop.<i mean ak is almost a value bet here as he will peel all his aq aj a10 oop and probably all pcoket pairs he flats, and all those will fold to futher barrels most of the times.the way u r talking here it seems like the board would be sth like 1097 tt.or j87 tt or some coordinated flop like that.

If we face a Villain that calls a 3bet oop with AT and then "floats" a cbet on a ragged flop (still oop) - then by all means, valuebet. But I doubt that a 24/18-reg will ...