no reads.

Pretty shitty spot cause if he's regular 10nl players, he would do this with KQ/QJ.

Then all the nut flush draws, straight flush draws.

Then like AA, QQ, (you have blockers) and KK, 1010, 33.

Then probably Q10 (less likely imo).

It's shitty cause your 130bb.

If his UTG range is wider than normal, I think I just shove. If it's passive/nit-mode then I muck.

Flatting with position might be plausible as well since we'd have like $8 left in a $9 pot but the more I think about it, the more I don't like it.

With a wide UTG opening range you get 50% equity leaning towards value shove.

Board: Ts Qs 3h
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 50.842% 44.71% 06.13% 22576 3094.00 { AhQd }
Hand 1: 49.158% 43.03% 06.13% 21726 3094.00 { QQ+, TT, AsKs, AQs, AsJs, As9s, As8s, As7s, As6s, As5s, As4s, As3s, As2s, KQs, KsJs, Ks9s, QTs+, Js9s, 9s8s, AQo, KQo, QJo }

With a tighter one it becomes:

Board: Ts Qs 3h
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 42.170% 31.70% 10.47% 9102 3005.00 { AhQd }
Hand 1: 57.830% 47.36% 10.47% 13598 3005.00 { QQ+, TT, AsKs, AQs, AsJs, KQs, AQo, KQo }

So, without reads I think we can get it in here

so you want to play a big pot with AQ vs random UTG with no reads? and then you raise flop not knowing to do vs a flop 3bet? The more important realization needed here is always have a reason for all actions on every street, as played i'd say fuck it and go all in.

This is a spot where you need to understand his range and how your actions will affect it. You probably shouldn't be raising this flop with AQ with no real reads against a UTG raiser.

generally allin all day here