puzzlefish
student of the donk arts
Loyaler
There's no single answer for this without knowing more about your villain, what their range is, and stack sizes (i.e. an idea of what fold equity you might have in this spot). There's a good chance you're playing against a decent pair. If you check the flop, you're likely going to get bet into and will be in an even more awkward spot. Cbet is your best hope here and then probably fold on a raise or try to re-raise if you think they may be weak.
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nunch92
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Definitely an interesting situation.. I agree with the comment above. With a C-bet, you'll at least have an idea of where you stand in the hand and can either get away from it if re-raised, or just take the pot down right then.
TheBigFinn
Visionary
Bronze Level
Not a lot of information to go on, but the question is, "What does Villain call a 3B with out of position?" 77+, AK, AQs, AJs is my guess. Hero blocks AK limiting Villai to 9 combos, 3 AA, 3 KK, 1 AQs, 6 JJ. This makes Hero a 33/66 dog. So it depends on what the stack to pot ratio is. If its 1 or less its an open shove. If its 2 or more its a fold.