No real history between us, in my sample he has 15% 3bet otb over 97 hands.
I have seen him 3bet utg-opener a couple times from co/btn. So he probably 3bets early opens loose.
He seems to cbet a lot in 3bet pots (86%) of 14.

I have no notes of how he plays 3bet pots or much else, so I haven't seen him do anything worth noting.

I would have 4 bet pre or c/r flop given ur reafs

If i 4bet I will fold out all worse hands and be committed to call a shove. It's harder to flat the 3bet but I think it's more profitable.
I haven't 4bet him before and I don't like doing it with a hand like JJ in this situation.

A ch-r would work, but i prefer flatting. Considering I raised utg and called a 3bet oop 100bb deep my perceived range is very, very strong. A ch-r might seem strange,
but I doubt he will spazz since we have no history and because of my perceived 3bet calling range. I think the hands that would call a raise also continues barreling
most of the time. +I give him a chance to bluff. After all, his 3bet and cbet range is so wide.

When people get out of line though, at some point they become paranoid and stack off lighter as they think u r adjusting imo.


With jj oop I really do believe 4 betting getting it in pre is best. It plays like shit oop and u should be taking it down preflop enough imo to balance when u get coolered.

When u flat flop I don't think u appear weak at all I don't think u have random Jx like kj in ur range here do u? It's a fairly dry board besides the flush draw, I think an ax is ur most likely hand that c/calls this flop imo