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[QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 3575313, member: 103914"] Rhom I take it this is zoom as this sort of over aggro play happens all the time. KJ his AF is 6. His weakness is playing too many hands and betting too much with weak holdings. These players force you to gamble but you have to take a stand and this hand is good enough to call his sorry ass down. I'm not sure why you lead the turn into him but chances are he's trying to use the last bit of fold equity/leverage to get you out of the pot. You are going to be beaten some times but if you choose to go to war with a trouble hand like KJ then expect some trouble! AJ this player is much tighter I'd give up on the flop as played. I also don't 3bet hands like AJ suited from the blinds for exactly the reason that you don't want to have to face a 4bet with it. This is where the polarised range is great for facing a 4bet you can easily fold your junk and play back with your premiums. These top 4-10% hands do great against the late position opening ranges so I just flat them. I might 3bet the hand against someone who is loose and rarely folds to 3bets and rarely 4bets as it's going to stand up ok against those ranges [/QUOTE]
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