Dont let him play perfectly.
Seems unlikely
Yeh let's not get carried away. It's the grand prix. Just shove
What have you. 2 read the op? If he has nothing then he isn't goIng tO call a shove.
When we say play perfectly it means call his gOod hands fold his bad hands. If we give him space he could make bad peels and/or spew.
Jamming just seems like arghhhh I'm scared 2 hearts gotta gOnall in before the 3rd one comes.
Still cant agree with you mate but happy to listen to your logic...so lets try it this way....
If we put him on AA or QQ we fold obv...right ?...So assumming we dont put him on one of these two the hands the question I ask is
What hand is he raising with ? ...the way I see it hes more or less commited to any shove unless its a stone cold bluff.
op says opponent 3bets qq+ 100% of the time, he calls so im discounting anything that beats us.
he can have all the AQ combos, the Q9s combos, the A9s combos, even if we give him 1 combo of AA (far too generous) we obv want to get it in lol
if he does have a random Ax that calls pre (people like to call Ax especially Axss) then he will evry rarely call our jam, but live players hate folding, so if we make it small he can make a tonne of mistakes, usually it will mena he calls and we give him a chance to hit 2 pair on the turn, or top pair + flush draw/straight draw or even trips if the top pair pairs.
if he has flush draws or some random gutshot he will always fold to our shove but when we make it smaller he will make mistakes by either calling or by jamming, very very very rarely will he fold.
if he does have a value hand dont worry, he isn't folding to the 3bet.
if you jam its just isolating yourself vs the top of his range and allowing him to play perfect.
again.. playing perfect doesn't mean playing like phil ivey, it means making him call his good hands, fold his bad hands.
shoving would be really really bad imo.
Author