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[QUOTE="sidgucci, post: 2200444, member: 101029"] The obvious stat that jumps out indicates that playing these hands with the initiative is a more profitable approach. I went ahead and created the 3Bet Quasi Range Quick Filter for HM2 and will be diving further into my analysis as it relates to playing the hands in and out of position. What I found surprising was that I'm showing a loss from the cut-off/button position and a huge profit from the small blind position. My sample size is small and there are 4 hands from the button/cut-off where I lost 35bb+ that are weighted heavily with my sample size. I'll need to go back and review those 4 hands to make sure I picked the appropriate opponent and to see if it was a cooler or if I had a misstep along the later streets. Otherwise, I would anticipate that playing this quasi range in position vs the ideal opponent should turn some nice profit. In summary, I think this range of hands plays extremely well from the small blind, cut-off, and button positions but the primary focus is to play them aggressively vs the appropriate opponents that don't like to fold to 3-bets and like to open a lot of pots. [/QUOTE]
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