There aren't many regs, and there are fewer "decent" regs at 2nl Everleaf. This happens to be one of them. It's also our second bout playing HU in the last 2 weeks, trying to start a table.

Villain is 30/24 thru 304 hands. 13% 3bet, 53% FT3B, 53% cbet (not all hands are HU). Notes on him:
-3bet ATo HU, x K63 flop, bet 6 turn, x 2 river
-flatted 3bet with QJs, called shove on T87ssx flop
-Did not 3bet T9 HU (apparently I thought that was important)
At this point, we had played ~50 hands HU trying to get a table started. I was getting absolutely rapped in card distribution and having a hard time playing back at him. I had 4bet shoved on him twice pf, and he had 4bet shoved on me twice pf as well. This time, he 4bets to 50bb. I'm not sure if this is a ploy by him or not to try to get me to shove. Should we shove or just fold and wait for a possibly better spot?

Everleaf - €0.02 NL - Holdem - 2 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

Hero (BB): €2.14
SB: €2.99

SB posts SB €0.01, Hero posts BB €0.02

Pre Flop: (€0.03) Hero has K Q

SB raises to €0.06, Hero raises to €0.20, SB raises to €1.00, Hero

Ok, I filtered his stats for just HU play.

35/31
49% Attempt to steal (37/76)
27% Fold to 3bet (3/11)
18% 4bet (2/11)

All through 290 hands.

So if these numbers are accurate, then he is (lol sample size) 4betting with a much smaller frequency than 12% of hands.

Does it change at all the fact that our dynamic during this HU session was to shove on our 4bets?

That's what I initially thought too. The fact that his $1 4bet was a strong hand is probably very helpful in the future. It very well could mean that he plays a good game, but doesn't know how to mix it up. I wound up calling and was crushed by AK.