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The strategy of peeling 3bets wider becomes more appealing when villain isn't cbetting much in 3b pots--let's us see free turns and rivers. Your question about the T4 hand makes for a pretty complex discussion but to give you a general idea, my c/r size will be based on his betsize (in this case 80>~180), board texture & eff stacks, and my barrelling freq will depend on his fold to 3b% in combination with the board runoff.

@fastbreak10 Sorry for the delayed response been travelling. On some spade turns (specifically lower ones), jamming makes sense since that's the line we'd like to take with the value portion of our flop c/r range--anytime there are more draws to protect against, shoving for value becomes more credible as a line--an example of a value hand being Jx+, more specifically, say [67, QQ] (not limited to but prefer to c/r value hands that don't contain a J so we don't block combos of Jx that he can have). Turn decisions are very card dependent though, the ones that connect best with our 3betting range we should bet small. On a Kd for example, it's reasonable to bet ~1/5 pot with our whole betting range and set up ~2/3 river (an example of a flop c/r bluffing hand here being KQ turned value).