[Shillx]

N/m my post, I thought that you were out of position.

As for the raise, there are a few problems with it IMO.

A) Once the villian 3-bets, you assume that you are behind but you now have built up the pot to the point where you have to see the river. If the villain has AA/AK, you are getting just about the right price (10.5:1) to see the river card.

B) If the villian has something like QQ and folds the turn, then you would have wished that you didn't raise the flop.

C) Lets say that the villian is tricky and will call your flop raise with AA. Now what do you do once the villian gives you bad information about his hand?

Shill