Check On The River, Or Shove?

[SwolyswoND 1]

The problem with 3bet fold is you turn your decent preflop hand into a total bluff. You may as well do this with any 2 cards if you think its profitable. If you 3bet here, you have to call a potential shove.As I said earlier, going crazy and making "bluffs" early in a sng is totally not what you should be doing. Play monster hands early and super tight, shove lighter later on.

You don't think villains in low-level SNGs flat our 3bet with hands like 88-JJ?Keep in mind, my 3bet/fold advice is predicated on this being a $5 SNG. I play mostly $20 ones, and would flat at that level.

[outsider13 0]

You don't think villains in low-level SNGs flat our 3bet with hands like 88-JJ?Keep in mind, my 3bet/fold advice is predicated on this being a $5 SNG. I play mostly $20 ones, and would flat at that level.

I've played a good number at this level. If villain raised a limper, he's not folding ever. That pretty much means he wants the chips in. The play is quite predictable in these.

[SwolyswoND 1]

Isn't that then a good reason to 3bet, because if he's calling his whole range, surely AQ is favored against said range, plus we'd be in position?

[meservery 0]

I think I like a mis-click fold preflop here...