So I've been doing a bit of analysing my preflop game this morning, specifically 3-betting and getting 3-bet.

Right now I'm folding to 3-bets roughly 20% of the time which I don't think is enough as I'm still folding too much postflop for my liking.

I've picked 5 hands (could have been more but let's not go overboard) that I played yesterday where I faced a preflop reraise after raising initially. I've left out the postflop part of the hand histories to keep it strictly about the preflop decisions. I'm not 100% sure about either of these.

Hand #1: http://www.handconverter.com/hands/2421730

Villian plays 91/45/25 over 11 hands so we're most likely dealing with a maniac here who could have a super wide range.

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Hand #2: http://www.handconverter.com/hands/2421732

Villian seems TAGgish over a small sample. No other reads.

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Hand #3: http://www.handconverter.com/hands/2421734

I've got very tight players behind me so I'm opening despite the dangler. The TAG/Nit on the button 3-bets me and I'm strongly leaning towards calling as his range is well defined. How big of a problem is the 2 dangler in general in these spots?

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Hand #4: http://www.handconverter.com/hands/2421736

Same player as in Hand #3. Note his shallow stack size.

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Hand #5: http://www.handconverter.com/hands/2421737

Tag 3-bets, 20/10 player coldcalls. We're getting great odds but again, how bad is the dangler here multiway?