jeff, youre missing a little bit of a point about wanting them to sqz. a lot of times, aggro players will widen their value ranges tremendously after a raise and a call. honestly it wouldnt surprise me AT ALL to see the chipleader in the blinds shove all in (not 3bet, given the chips in the middle already) with a ton of hands you're either doing well against or crushing. his value range is probably too wide, as it's a leak a lot of aggro players have. I said in the 10k thread i have that i lost track of how many times i'd get premies and just flat raises and someone would jam. when they're opening their value range too wide, you can open up your range as well, so long as it's thinner then theirs and youre comofrotable with the increased variance. i would rather have AK because AQ is one of the shoving hands, but youll see dudes shove 77-JJ AJ/AQ here plenty of times. while i have already stated i think taking an obvious 3bet spot here is way preferred by me because it looks fos and the original opener is going to 4b you all in a ton if he's aggro. all of this is still contingent on the buyin, because you do'nt get a ton of 3betting, let alone 4betting, in anything under a 10 dollar buyin. the higher you go, the better it would be to mess around with though because people like to get more aggro (it makes sense) and you can exploit it by call/calling all in AQs for value.

well you don't actually know, but youre ahead of their range. they doin't shove a polarized range. they shove a wide value range…one that you're ahead of. like 77-AA AJ-AK KQ. AQs is ahead of that ya? i dont have a calculator

yea, this would be a dynamic and read dependent thing. if i tought villain was aggro but not necessarily that great, i'd be more proponent of flatting for his squeeze shove with the range i mentioned. the bad aggro guys are merged not polarized there.