Quote Originally Posted by griffey24
Hey man,

Just looking at my 3-bet pot hands for the last little while where I saw flops.

It looks like most of the hands I won were really very standard type hands. Calling 3-bets in position with strong broadway cards, or suited connector type hands, and shoving flops with good draws etc, or tptk on drawy boards that are likely to get called by worse.

In a lot of spots, I also called 3-bets in pos with overpairs if I hadn't established a 4-betting reputation against this particular villain in that particular session. In that case, I'd flat overpairs as well, and jam all/most flops, esp if drawy.

Most of the 3-bet pots that I lost were one's where I shoved draws and missed (obviously) and shoved overcards and got called and missed. I'm starting to think that shoving overcards might not be the best, since you're risking a lot to win a little. Floating with overcards could be better, also since villain will likely bluff fire Q,K,A turns, when you hit.
Heh, I guess if I shoved flops where I have some equity instead of very little I'd probably show results closer to yours . Thanks for reply .