Preflop ABCD range practice

this range is gonna be super fluid as we try to stay ahead of the adjustment game. if he starts 4b'ing us a ton or we've 3b him a lot and his timing on his fold starts to slow, then we can merge our range by not having a bluffing range and just 3b/shoving 99+, AQ, etc

A Range: JJ+, AQ (though these are in our A range, JJ/AQ will be 3b/folds sometimes depending on gameflow)
B Range: TT-77, ATo-AJo, Axs, KTs+, KJ-KQ, 76s+, T8s+, QJ, QTs
C Range: 54s-65s, 64s+, 85s+, J8s, Q8s-Q9s, K2s-K9s

that's only having 3b bluffing 6% and 3b'ing 10.3% overall, but i think that that's plenty. he's not ATS'ing a ginormous amount and we can add hands in based on gameflow, reads we acquire on him, etc

i mean, what EXACT hands we're 3b'ing with is overrated, but i think this range properly demonstrates how to form a range and how restealing OOP is a little overrated. not like people are gonna be playing back at you at these stakes by min 4b'ing IP and raising a lot of flops in 3b pots or anything, but we should be building such an absurd image of ourselves by 3b'ing a TON in position against regs, so he should be frustrated by now

Originally Posted by surviva316

i mean, what EXACT hands we're 3b'ing with is overrated

by this do you mean that it's more important to know how much of our range we are 3betting?