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 Originally Posted by stardustakos
Yes I agree that I shouldn't 3 call his 3-bet with 66. The justification I gave to myself (aside from playing bad) is that he could 3 betting with things like AJ, AQ, KQ, KJ, QJ, AXs and small pocket pairs as long as the AA, KK AK QQ JJ TT 99 88, so the majority of hands he could 3-bet I am ahead.I admit the majoriy is marginal
I do not fully understand the whole range thing and how it affects my descisions. from what I write here, mabe somebody can help me
It's 2NL, you can easily spot the players who 3bet with crap and those who raise with the goods. You're barely getting 8:1 to here on your preflop call. You'd like to have around 15:1 when playing for set odds. So first mistake is calling preflop.
As played, a flop lead is fine. You hit your set, get the money in.
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