Hi guys,

I recently watched Pete Clarke's From The Ground Up course and more specifically the part about turn play where we looked at over betting and polarizing etc

I was wondering, does the same kind of theory apply to 3bet pots or just SRP's?

Like, are we ever over betting turn in 3bet pots?

I know part of the premise for over betting is if villain is capped. In a 3bet pot villain is probably never capped since they have no incentive to raise given SPR (probably not entirely true but for the sake of discussion let's say they are never capped).

Is it a case of :

1. They are never capped unless we polarize, they don't raise and in that case we never overbet turn anyway because we are polarizing flop also instead of range betting 1/3

2. Even if they are always uncapped, it's such a tiny portion of their calling range (given how tough it is to flop some super nut hand in a 3bp) and so we use over betting regardless of their uncapped range.

3. We don't over bet generally and instead use like 1/3 flop, pot turn and play river with what we would usually overbet with and use a smaller size for our less nutty range

4. Just use the same sizing for our whole range like 1/3, 3/4 and so on and play our polarized range/flops as normal starting with half pot on the flop?

Thanks