Ja en ligt natuurlijk ook wel aan de limieten die je speelt.
In order to survive in today's tough online games, you'll need to deal with three-betting. Luckily, your Heads-Up Display (HUD) can be a big help. Three-betting light, or re-raising pre-flop without a big hand, is such a powerful play in No Limit cash games that you need to understand how to do it to beat most games. Even in smaller games, you will want to know how strong your opponent is when they re-raise you. Without that knowledge, they may walk all over you.
The three-bet stat, or 3b, will tell you how often your opponents are three-betting. Once you have a few hundred hands, this information will be accurate enough to influence your decisions. If you have fewer than 100 hands on an opponent, you can't be sure of the 3b stat, while anything over 1,000 hands is a large enough sample size to be certain that your opponent's 3b stat is accurate to within 2%.
The generally assumed correct range for 3b is quite wide and there is some debate over it. Aggressive players who enjoy three-betting light can be as high as 7% and still come out ahead, although anything over 6% requires picking your spots very carefully. If you see a player higher than 6%, then you know they are three-betting too often and you can come over the top with a four-bet or an all-in push without a monster. Good hands for this include Ace-King and middle pairs like T-T and 9-9.
A 3b stat below 3% is much too tight and anyone who is below 4% has a big hand whenever they re-raise. Against these players, you may want to throw that ace-king or pair of nines in the muck if the three-bet is too large to call to try and hit a big flop with your mediocre hand.