Cold call pre-flop with AQo

[spider]

Party 5/10 6m, 6 handed but only UTG and BB are relevant here.

UTG: Decent, PFR is 9%
BB: Loose, will call a raise from the BB over 90% of the time and will generally pay off post flop.

I'm in CO with A[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]Q[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]

UTG raises, fold, I call, 2 folds, BB folds

Others are very tight against a PFR so I expect only BB to call, although he doesn't.

Flop: J[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]7[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]3[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]

bet call

Turn: Q[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]

bet to me, I ???

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Dunno if these help but here are some monte carlo equity numbers assuming UTG raises 9% of his hands and BB calls with any two:

2 handed: AQo=50% UTG=50%
3 handed: AQo=36% UTG=39% random=25%

[ALL1N]

You absolutely must 3-bet. The best scenario is headsup with position and initiative, so try and get it.

[Alobar]

3 bet or fold preflop. I go with the 3 bet.

I call the turn bet and raise the river.

[Jeff W]

I fold to a 9% UTG raise. If you don't fold, then you should 3-bet. Initiative is key.

You should raise the turn in the given hand.

[helpmeout]

9% isnt super tight, calling is fine if you arent sure.

You still get the value of deception.

[JimmyJazz1]

Why do you opt to call the turn and raise the river? Why not raise the turn and depending if he calls or reraises you, bet the river?

-JimmyJazz1

[spider]

I raised turn, he 3-bet, I called it down from there. Rockets and HHIG.

I think I like Alobar's suggestion to call turn and raise river. That way I make an extra bet there sometimes while losing the same amount when behind. That's assuming I can't fold this when I get 3 bet (and I don't think I can). There is also the matter of what hands he might fold to the turn raise (AK in particular).

Pre-flop I still can't decide between call or 3-bet, given the BB's habits. I definitely think a fold is wrong when you look at the equity numbers I posted in combination with having position.