I dont think it is too tight vs. 2 oop. I mean you got nothing but an overpair and a gutshot. With the nfd i would commit myself though, but since you don't have a flush draw I would also play the hand like this ;)

Spr is 1.3 right? Pre is fine, now its a snap jam even tho we dont love it

hi doncamatic

i have a question here : what do you expect 3 betting here ?

i don't say we don't have to 3bet but, we have to think moving préflop, to all possibilities.

we have also or more than others things to think/anticipate SPR on flop.

here, ok, we are 3 way but with a SPR close to 1.3 and we have OP/GS and "blockers" on Straight draws/hands who hit consistently his flop.

this flop is pretty good for your range ! less for the button's range.

preflop : Button only calls a EP raise and also calls your 3bet+UTG+1 call ! his range is a lot of thing but weakened by the preflop action.

of course he can have DP or FD but you cannot only or ever give to villains worst hands for your range.

with this SPR it's for me a clear cbet pot (due to SPR) and obviously a call versus a push.

i mean with this, you have to be quite clear with your moves and anticipate (again) what you'll do on futures streets.

else... why 3 betting ;) and obviously it's a 3bet with this monster hand :)

gl

Thanks for all your responses. I'm a plo noob so I'm still developing a feel for how strong hands need to be to get it in. I think what I really wanted by 3betting was to get a 'safe' flop like 223 or something and just shove. But obviously more often than not I'm gonna get this kind of flop where I'm not sure what the best play is and I have to get better at these closer spots.

Spr is way too low for anything other than flop jam. 

yeah this is one of those spots that some math and range analysis has shown is a snap jam, but we cringe because we know how ugly it often is when they call (ie we're either behind or dodging half the deck).

but don't forget three important things:

1) they don't always call.  you have a bit more fold equity than you might guess here, as this range certainly smacks a strong squeezing range.  Don't expect the guy in the middle to just autostack Tx with a GS and bdfd. 

2) when people do call there was so much dead money in the pot that we aren't just lighting money on fire.  Party of the value of bloating pots with strong hands like this is that people get tied to the pot when we flop strongly, the other side of that is that when we bloat pots we can't just give up on ok equity because the board looks scary.  It's ok to put worse money in after good money if the pot odds are good enough ;)

3) giving a free card is a disaster because it's rarely going to help us but it is going to allow our opponents to realize most of their equity.  Also when the free card improves our hand we're unlikely to get action from worse.

this is a common tough spot for a NLHE player to adjust to because we're not used just shoveling money into flops in spots where we hope to be flipping.  But in PLO we often times make a play knowing that often we are getting the money in flipping, and occasionally we get it in as a 65-80% (or better favorite).  got to learn to gamble it up!