Poker Strategies
After receiving pocket cards, you are immediately faced with a choice: play your cards and either raise or call the blinds, or fold.
Practice Matters
If they are more aggressive (AF over 3)
If they are more aggressive (AF over 3) then you should tighten your flatting range, and turn some of those hands you might flat against a more passive opponent into part of your 3-betting range. If your opponent is aggressive and doesn't like to fold pre-flop, then you should tighten both your flatting and 3-betting range.
Flat with AQo from the small blind
Flat with AQo from the small blind against weak BB and marginally decent regular on the button. Keep your range in the small blind polarized enough so you don't give good players that are in your big blind incentive to re-steal against you. Keep your flatting range a little tighter in general, and look to occasionally trap by flatting some strong hands in tougher games against good opponents.