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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2199488, member: 88730"]
Ok, guys you need to look at those 3-bet and flatting ranges. I'm going to include some 3-ball calling ranges when you're facing more aggressive 3-bettors so you can get an idea of equity vs their ranges. This is versus a fairly polarized 3-betting range.

[U][B]8.7% 3-bettor[/B][/U]
AQs   55%         AQo  52.7%    KQs   42.2%      KQo   38.8%    QJs   39.2%
AJs    47.9%      AJo    45%       KJs    40.3%       KJo    36.9%    JTs    40.4%
ATs   44.8%       ATo    41.8%    KTs    41.3%
A9s  43.6%        A9o   37.2%    K9s    39.6%
A8s  41%
A5s  39.4%

TT   55.2%
99   51.9%
88   48.7%
77   47.3%
66   47%
55   46.2%
22   44.1%

[U][B]16% 3-bettor[/B][/U]
AQs   59.5%      AQo  57.3%    KQs   48.8%      KQo   46%    QJs   42.3%
AJs    55.8%      AJo    53.3%    KJs    45.2%       KJo    42.2%  JTs   42%
ATs   51.5%       ATo    48.8%    KTs    42.7%      KTo    39.5%  T9s   40%
A9s  48.3%        A9o   45.3%    K9s    41.3%                              98s   36.4%
A8s  46.4%       A8o    43.4%                                                      QJo   39%
A5s  44.3%       A2o    40%                                                         JTo    38.6%
A2s  43.4%

TT   59.7%
99   54.9%
88   50.1%
77   47.4%
66   46.8%
55   46.2%
22   44.2%

This should give you some kind of baseline on what kinds of hands you should re-defend and flat with. We'll get more into 4-betting ranges in the next chapter. But go over the chart and make sure you have an understanding of the top defending ranges, and the ones that won't do well. Flopability is going to play a roll in some of these hands as well.
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