A general question about cbet size in 3-bet pots. What are your typical cbet sizes OTF on different board textures IP and/or OOP after 3-betting preflop (100BB effective)? For instance when the flop is: 1) Unpaired dry / dynamic 2) Paired dry / dynamic 3) Straight dry / dynamic 4) Monotone

https://www.pokerstarsreplayer.com/hands/7f2b560c6b The EP is (vpip/prf/3-bet): 27 / 20 / 5 (302 hands). Probably no positional awareness, when it comes to RFI ranges. Preflop & OTF: quite standard? OTT: I think 7 is not good for my range, but I keep betting to extract value from broadway-pair hands (which I think form a large share of EP's range here). Then the EP decided to jam! I have 4 and 6 blockers. More importantly I unblock the ace of spades. To call it’s about 1 to 3, but am I often enough good to call here in general? I think if I had the As I would have folded. Did I kind of expose myself to a good bluff as it is quite likely that I do not have 7 in this spot? What do you guys think: should I have check-called or even check-folded the turn? And as played would you have called or folded?

https://gg.gl/v8qm4 Don't know much about my opponent, recreational player, VPIP 40, don't mind limping and see many flops. I mean he's never bluffing here and I beat nothing of his value range.

https://www.pokerstarsreplayer.com/hands/cad8022662 The SB: (vpip/prf/3bet/hands): 28 / 18 / 8 / 329 and about 10% 3-bet from SB. Plays quite straightforwardly in general. Can and do fold hands when facing aggression. On the flop the SB check-call my cbet and lead on the turn with 70% of the pot. Turn completes one straight and brings a FD. What to think about the villain’s line here? I have the top two with a future nut flush blocker, and call. Is there any value to raise here? The river completes the flush (and more straights), and SB checks. I think there is a big chance that I’m no good here, so I turned my hand into a bluff with the nutflush blocker. (I’m sure I meant to bet the pot but again it seems I did bet a bit less!) After a long tank SB folds. What do you guys think about the play on the river (or flop/turn)?

The main villain: (vpip/prf/3bet/hands): 28 / 18 / 8 / 329 and about 3% 3bet from BB. Seems to play quite straightforwardly in general. Maybe a bit NITish / weakish when facing aggression. Importantly can and do fold hands. https://www.pokerstarsreplayer.com/hands/c6b3cfee5a Preflop: The 3-bet frequency indicates that the BB’s range is very AA-heavy here (3bet from BB about 3%), although the sample size is not huge. Flop: Should he have checked his entire range here? I think he does not have many strong hands here (some AA with wheel/mid sidecards or with low pairs), whereas my/our ranges include more rundowns/gappers and double pairs etc. hitting that texture. To me villain’s bet sizing felt like a scared bet hoping to take down the pot and/or prepared to give up (or more unlikely trying to extract value from KKxx etc.). Anyways, with BDFD, two overpairs and the short stack behind me, I call. Would there be any point to raise here with anything? Turn: Now, just the two of us left, and he checks (SPR ~ 0.8). Given the flop action, and that the guy usually plays straightforward and do know where the fold button is, I considered this was a good spot to jam (although I guess it would have been nice to also have some blockers). I think AAxx forms a large share of his range here, but it would be difficult to call with bare AA as he is very often drawing thin or dead. What do you guys think about the turn play? Should I have instead checked behind? If so, how would you have proceeded on different rivers (e.g., pairing/middle/high) against small bet, larger bet or check?