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 Originally Posted by rpm
this is ridiculous imo. the size of their opening range is almost irrelevant in what hands we should 3bet for value. do you understand why? there are heaps of resources on forming 3betting ranges in the Beginers Circle, i suggest you'd be better off reading over them (particularly forming "A,B,C, and D" ranges) than applying this information
Thanks for stopping by rpm. I assume your main concern is that whilst I can technically 3-bet this range for value and show a profit, I'm wasting the value of a large part of this range by 3-betting given most villain's fold too often to 3-bets?
Do you think it's better to widen my value range at the micros though compared to the narrow {QQ+, AK} range that Renton mentions, with most 3-bets reasonably light?
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