Robert G

Just because he is good winning tricky LAG doesn't mean he 3 bet bluffing in this spot. Also to 3 bet bluff at low stakes you need a really really good spot, people get sticky with their hands.

At worst he has AK in this spot, you opened UTG and since is good, he has positional awareness. Unless you are opening 15%+ of your EP then he has no reason to think you have a weak range here.

Just because the blind is bad doesn't mean he doesn't have a hand here. He probably has 10's and QQ and AK a lot

I think these ranges are pretty spot on and would only expand them if the player is really good, or table dynamics dictated that this guy open up his 3 bet value range pre with AQ and 1010

I don't see a ton of players three barreling as a bluff here and I think one really important concept in live poker(and poker in general) is we shouldn't give people credit for bluffing multiple streets unless we have seen them bluff before, or something about the way they play strongly suggests they are capable of something like this.

I think this is a case of projecting what we would do if we were in villain shoes and whiffed this board with AQ AJ, missed sooted connectors, that we were squeezing with pre and whiffed the board.

I would fold turn, but as played I think is an ok to c/c river if villain would 3 bet pre and 3 barrel a runout like this.

Without any reads preflop is a fold.

As played fold on river, the only thing we beat are triple barrels with worse FDs.

I agree as played we have to call here because our hand is underrepped.

I think a bet bet jam line is optimal here, often times we let him off the hook easy when he checks behind 910 and all jacks in his range.