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[QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 3821981, member: 103914"] Well clearly your results are better when you're 3betting rather than calling. (apart from the button?!) This is expected but the fact that you are losing in all positions when just cold calling is obviously concerning and suggests to me that you are too fit and fold. I suggest you float more in position against 1 and done merchants who cbet but won't double barrel unimproved. Out of position you can try the check raise flop bluff or the lead over bet turn against stealers and loose players. With the 3bet hands spread you seem to be more heavy unsuited rather than suited. I think you'd be better the other way around as picking up flush draws gives you extra equity for barrelling the turn. [/QUOTE]
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