[oreogod]

im assuming a tough/solid/tricky player 3bets a little looser than usual to a sb steal. IF thats the case and he doesnt always have, say a pair or just AK here, then even if u loosen the range a little to 77-AA,KQ-KJ, AK-AT, QJ, etc. If thats the case, its basically a coinflip on the flop. 55/45 his favor usually, but sometimes 50/50, sometimes less it really just depends. Anyway, so if its practically a coinflip on the flop it really doesnt matter how many bets go in, what does matter is how it affects him laying down a smaller pair or overcards to a turn bet (or flop c/r, but that happens like never), which u become a 3:1 or 4:1 dog to once the turn hits.

So it really depends. I think c/r the turn is a little overboard as u have to call the 3bet. I think if u want to put in more bets, and the reason to do so is if hes folding a better hand, do it on the flop. Otherwise I have no problem c/c, c/c here.