$3300 eff. My image is young TAG grinder, "nitty". I've shown up only with the goods in the last 2-3 hours... AA, set, AQ TPTK. I'm the "always has it dude".. to the point of being teased about it. My ranges are strong and they know it. I also suspect that they think I'm bluffable especially deep. They know I'm best at 100BB stacks and less used to deep stack game than they are and may use that as an opportunity to take advantage of me (bluff).

V is probably the closest I've ever seen to a "good LAG". He always plays super deep (like $5K+). A thinking, generally good player. He has his weaknesses such as calling off postflop too much, cbetting 90%+ (although people let him get away with it so why not). He's a young grinder, hardcore reg, plays every day and rapes whales. Keen not to pay me off due to my "nit" image. Opens very wide in LP (much wider than TAGs) which is I guess why I call him a LAG. He's aware of WAWB and won't cbet KK in a 3b or 4b pot on A-high flop, for example. I'll say this again, he has his weaknesses but he's no idiot and actually quite good of a player. Honestly, I'm scared of playing a 4b pot with him so deep.

V opens to $30 in MP2, I 3b to $120, folds to V who makes it $320. I've played 2-3 sessions with him before and this is the first time he's 4bet me. He's always folded to my 3bs before respecting my strong 3b range and... I usually had $2000 or less (usually much less) so I'm sure that was a factor. I estimate his range to be AQ+, JJ+ and some bluffs. I've 3-bet a lot during this session (2-3 hours), 4-5 times, with most of them being respected preflop and maybe 1 taken down with a cbet.

Do we flat and why? If we flat what's our general plan for postflop?