agreed – I'd rather 4bet than call and see flop, most flops are going to have overcards…

as played I'd shove over his flop bet – it seems to large to want to be called, but thats dependant on whether this is his normal bet sizing or not…..

wein – is this really a large 3bet? Its only 2.3 x our raise, is this large? I would have thought something close to 3x or higher would be considred large.  Or are you refering to it compared to our stack?

My thoughts were to raise to 85k ish if we think he's light, and fold to jam – is this bad?

Agree with hapetimes. I don't think you should ever be flatting this hand out of
position.

I think its a fold preflop most of the time to his 3bet
you are in “no mans land” post flop with your hand.

Also before you open the 77, you should know what you're going
To do if the SB ships in his stack(22 BBs is a perfect resteal stack)
and what you're going to do if the BB 3 bets you.

Side note: an additional option is to put in a small 4 bet to around 57k.
This accomplishes a number of things.
1) we polarize his range from possible bluffs to either
Upper strength if he 5 bets or upper med strength if he flats.
2) we save 30k on what would have been his flop bet and now we have a much

better idea of where we stand in the hand.

3) if he does flat hands like AJ,AQ, 55,66 or even hands that beat us like 99 or 1010, we have a 2nd opportunity

to shove the flop, with a more credible story.  He can fold small and medium pairs on this board to a shove, AND his likely holdings AJ,AQ etc, don't get the chance to see all 5 cards to beat us. 

just my two cents—HUNSUCKER

As played to me the most important stat is his 5% 3B over 100 hands.  this is 99+ Ajs+ AKo, and KQs.   so you are now faced with a 2-1 underdog spot to his range. even his non paired hands have a gutshot (except KQs).  However, if you flatted I assume this flop is what you were looking for so just ship it and hope for the best.