Turns out my number was high. I do mean collectively btw - not from a single player. I do think there are tables where it gets that high though, with 2 aggressive regs in the blinds (or 3 behind when I am in the CO).

My sample is pretty high (2k hands UTG, 4K to 6.5K for the other positions). Here is the % of time I am facing a 3bet opening from each position when the pot was unopened.

SB - 11.5%
BTN - 22.5%
CO - 21.5%
MP - 23.5%
UTG - 24.5%

Keep in mind that you have to divide those number by the number of players left to act. In you sample, your RFI+Face 3b from UTG is 24.5. There is MP/CO/BTN/SB/BB left to act. In this case, you would divide 24.5/5 and get a number which is 4.9%. This is the approximate range you are getting 3b by. On the BTN, you are facing 3bet of 22.5% by 2 remaining players for a range of @ 11% or so.

Those numbers are fairly consistent to what I have in my database also. Mine are 26% UTG, 23.5% MP, 21.4% CO, 17.5% BTN and 10.2% BB.

A good way to think about it to assume a 5% range when you face 3b UTG, a 6% range when you get 3b MP, 7% range when you get 3b CO and then 11% from BTN and SB respectively.

In general, you are going to want to slightly overfold in higher raked environments. A Standard UTG range is about 220 combos, if you fold @ 60% or so to 3b (I know it is an overfold) you will continue with like 88+, AQo+, AJs+ and KQs (that is 82 combos I believe). It is going to be hard to go wrong with that range. Remember, your "zero" winrate is the size of the open*100. So, a 2.5x open, your zero winrate is -250bb/100.

I would check your overall bb/100 when you RFI and Face 3b in aggregate and see how you are doing. If you are under -100bb/100, you are doing some things right. Also, filter it by position to see if you are getting wrecked in any certain position.

Here are the numbers I am finding with all in EV adjustments ...

OOP Overall (EP through CO): -20bb/100
OOP Called (EP through CO): -10bb/100

OOP Overall (SB vs BB 3B): -185bb/100
OOP Called (SB vs BB 3B): -390bb/100

IP Overall (EP through BTN): -150bb/100
IP Called (EP through BTN): -210bb/100

This is actually a lot worse than I'd thought, because I wasn't filtering this spot correctly in HM3. Before noticing the filter wasn't correct, I thought I was doing okay defending. Somehow I play better OOP than IP, except for the blind vs blind spot. Weird.

Actually, found out I am getting wrecked to the tune of -500 bb/100 in the BTN v CO spot but doing okay or even really good calling in other spots (CO v MP +475bb/100).

You'd think that you would just set the 'relative position' to OOP or IP and then click the 'faced 3bet' filter - however the relative position filter only includes when there is a flop. Found a workaround to look at it properly (which is how I got the numbers above).

Definitely going to be doing some leak fixing. Mostly I am surprised that any of my calls are showing a profit because the post flop sims show only a small defense range as being +EV (i.e. a higher EV than the amount you would have to call).

I would just filter for different regions of hands and try to narrow it down from there. Filter "call 3b" "66-22", "call 3b" "98s-54s", "call 3b" "Ax suited", etc. This should help you narrow things down. Usually the bleeding starts with the small PP's (at least where mine was worst).

I would say being exploited at least in the BB vs SB spot and BTN vs CO spot. I'm also doing something wrong when calling IP.

My VPIP/PFR is about the same as a normal reg. (23/20 or so)