mildmanneredjanitor

Given the turn card if your plan is to represent surely you have to barrel again? It fills up a straight, and if he's just holding top pair that would be difficult for him to call down. Otherwise I'd fold pre.

V just calling the initial raise and then your re-raise really caps his range to middling pairs and strong suited broadways imo. The king might look scary but i think you need to fire a second barrel. River is a shame but AP nothing you could do but to call it off.

horrible spot but i think this is a fold. You've been polarized on turn and river with your sizing, flats the turn then shoves on your overbet...it would be a pretty crazy bluff but can't help but think you've ran into AAs or QQs even though block them...tough.

as Nick says I wouldn't 3-bet q9 off.

I think one issue you have that by 3-barreling on this board run out your range of value becomes super narrow. As you say V can exclude all Kx hands from your range, and he's probably thinking you're not 3-betting many 3s or 8s from BB. Probably his only worry is he got rivered against somebody with A10+? Or you've been betting pocket AAs/KKs? Had you been running similar plays previously at the table that he saw?

But yeah to repeat a point no point triple barrel bluffing at 2nl, if people have any decent piece of the board they will call you down nearly always. Do it for the valuez

This sounds like it will be fun to watch

http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/en/blog/tournaments/wsop/2016/wsop-2016-anatomy-of-an-elimination-kass-162460.shtml

Got to call i think. You'll run into aces the odd few times but at lower stakes you'll get a lot of people shoving with marginals from AJ up.

hey man - have tweeted you about this. Sounds good, let me know what you think/when's best.