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He could do it with A3 or 44 for sure. But in terms of range:
1) If he ships AQo+ than you have to muck AK, call 89+
2) If he ships ATo+, call AK+
He probably does not go any tighter/looser than this, so it's really a question of:
should I call with AK or not?
Since most players do not ship ATo in this spot, I would strongly consider folding AK almost always here.
I play much lower stakes so correct me if I'm wrong

This slightly off if he ships AQo+ we call AK+, if she shoves AJo+ we call AQ+ and so on. We only need 33%to make the call.

This guy is a fish. He can show up with anything.

Calling any value hand I am betting for value.

This guy is a fish. He can show up with anything.

Calling any value hand I am betting for value.

would agree if it would be hu.
But experience-wise your assumption that he can ship here randomly "anything" is here imo highly debateable, cause it is 3-way and he snapjams.

anyways, this is obv. not an interesting spot (reg vs reg), but imo also a good default in such spots will longterm accumulate in a higher wr.

I don't think the fish necessarily recognizes that he needs a greater equivalent hand strength in multi-way pots to jam on you, he probably thinks about his hand strength in absolute terms regardless of the hand being multi-way fwiw. I mean "top pair i still top pair" in his mind regardless of twice the likelyhood of being up against sets, etc.

I don't think the fish necessarily recognizes that he needs a greater equivalent hand strength in multi-way pots to jam on you, he probably thinks about his hand strength in absolute terms regardless of the hand being multi-way fwiw. I mean "top pair i still top pair" in his mind regardless of twice the likelyhood of being up against sets, etc.

I don`t agree experience-wise.
I believe that fishes maybe do not recognize it consciously, but instinctively it seems to be the case cause experience-wise aggressive actions from fishes multiway just tend to be a bit stronger than Hu.