Re: Blind defense?
And you dont have a very +EV hand, if it is even +EV at all. I think you also have a very small equity advantage as well. When you win, (ace flops or neither one of you hit the board) you are not going to win much, as the original blind stealer will fold quickly, but when you lose, you will lose a lot (usually to a better ace). I like the fact that 3-betting gives you the initiative in the hand, but against anyone with decent blind stealing standards, you are probably behind. This is why I dont like 3 betting this PF although if the villian is a total donk then its a great move.
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