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Message: [QUOTE="ChuckTs, post: 1063187, member: 467"] A good thing my coach taught me is that for 3betting, hand ranges are less important than how your opponent deals with 3bets. If I have someone who steals a wide range but folds really often to 3bets (again, %75+), then what I hold in my hand doesn't matter. The play is immediately profitable on it's own. I've 3bet trash like J3 and 38 countless times. When your opponent starts to adjust (that's up to you to decide when) is when you should start narrowing your range to value hands only. Really what hands you 3bet depends on your opponent. If you've got someone who folds to 3bets and folds to cbets in 3bet pots really well, then you want to raise ATC. If you've got someone who's extremely laggy, you might want to 3bet a hand like QJs and stack any flopped top pair or draw. Sample size...I'd say a few hundred hands is good enough. Prolly 100 hands will give you a general idea of how they play. [/QUOTE]