Whats your BTN 3bet calling range vs a reg SB resteal of 10%,15%,20%? I chose SB and not BB for the sake of simplicity as SB 3betting range is almost always depolarized.
Lets say we raise to 3bb and he 3bets to 10bb.
Hoping this thread can generate some interesting discussion.
Against a 10% i wouldn't defend much:
88-TT, A-Js, A-Qs, A-Qo, K-Qs
4-bet calling all better, folding or 4-bet folding all worse.
Against wider ranges i add most broadways and maybe 66-77. Mostly 4-betting some more because playing 3-bet pots without initiative is tough.
Originally posted by Lefty85
Against a 10% i wouldn't defend much:88-TT, A-Js, A-Qs, A-Qo, K-Qs
4-bet calling all better, folding or 4-bet folding all worse.
Against wider ranges i add most broadways and maybe 66-77. Mostly 4-betting some more because playing 3-bet pots without initiative is tough.
I agree with that but i can sometimes call with 65s-T9s couse this type of hands plays reely good postflop. 
Originally posted by stttNNN
Originally posted by Lefty85
Against a 10% i wouldn't defend much:88-TT, A-Js, A-Qs, A-Qo, K-Qs
4-bet calling all better, folding or 4-bet folding all worse.
Against wider ranges i add most broadways and maybe 66-77. Mostly 4-betting some more because playing 3-bet pots without initiative is tough.
I agree with that but i can sometimes call with 65s-T9s couse this type of hands plays reely good postflop.
This has the advantage of looking really, really fishy if you flop two pair or similar and get to showdown with it (win or lose).
It also had the advantage of being really easy to get away from if you miss.
Cheers,
--VS
I only call with SC's if we are somewhat deep and I'm against a very tight range.
I might call IP with SC's if I'm against a very wide range of hands. In that case I rather play high SC's (8-7s - J-Ts)because i have more chance of outflopping mid PP's.
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
It also had the advantage of being really easy to get away from if you miss.
lol speak for yourself.
Seriously though, it depends a lot on how villain plays postflop in 3bet pots. I'm always looking for specific leaks, i.e. maybe he bet/folds too much on the turn, so I'll flat a ton of suited gappers and float flops and shove turns if I have at least a gutshot. Without any solid reads, vs a normal ~15% range, I'm usually defending 66+, all Axs, maybe T8s+, 87s+, all suited broadways, and KJo+. This is just an approximation off the top of my head. Then 4bet bluffing some of the weaker offsuit broadways and weaker SCs/SGs.
do anybody have some kind off leak that we are looking for when we decide to call a resteal? something more than just CBet/fold OTF/OTT or X/F OTT. any tips would be nice. 
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do anybody have some kind off leak that we are looking for when we decide to call a resteal? something more than just CBet/fold OTF/OTT or X/F OTT. any tips would be nice.
Originally posted by stttNNN
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do anybody have some kind off leak that we are looking for when we decide to call a resteal? something more than just CBet/fold OTF/OTT or X/F OTT. any tips would be nice.
I think it is the most important to get idea rougly about his
Value/bluff ratio on each street and if he is bluff heavy we call down wider,
and raise flop or shove turn with draws, otherwise we fold more often.
We can realize his ratio by looking at his preflop range
and cbetting stats on each street how good he hits the board, and if anything is
Out of balanced it is leak we can exploit it.
Originally posted by GingerKid
Also quite often leaks are bet size tells timing tells
thank you for the answer GingerKid!
