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Hey Darrenrose32,

In the small blind against a raise vs anything over a 2.5x sizing i will 3bet or fold my entire continuing range. This is an easy to implement strategy. I don't want to write down my exact ranges but i would say a general rule of the kind of frequencies would be 1/3 of the opening range of your opponents position. The main purpose of this is to play the pot heads up and push the big blind out from realising their equity.

Changing your bet size depending on the situation and opponent is going to be very important at the micro stakes where the pool is large and population in general will have many more weaker players that do not adjust their continuing range vs changes in bet size so larger sizes with strong hands will be the most profitable play.

I do think leading makes a lot of sense in river situations where your hand improves on a card that is a scare card when you are against a recreational player as they often do not thin value bet rivers and will check back strong hands when for example a flush or straight gets there.

In general i think its best to use larger sizing and tighter range in high rake environments. If the opponents are not 3 betting enough and/or overfolding then you can open wider and in that case ill use a smaller size trying to take advantage of their passive tendency

First I look at my opponent and see if i think they are capable of bluffing reasonably often. If the answer is no then i only continue with hands that have a lot of nutted or immediete equity like flushdraws, two pair, straight draws and sets, or hands like AcQx which has the two pair outs etc.

If they are capable of bluffing i still follow the same rule but defend a bit wider. Basically you want to defend the "top part of your range" as when the additional bet goes in you are allowed to fold lower parts of range. So i would still continue with the aforementioned hands and then also AA, KK. Vs a nit i think you can just fold AA KK no club this deep. I am going to have bluffs here on the flop such as AJ which i would just insta fold.

Hey - Small 3bet still applies pressure to an OOP player as well as pushes the blinds out of the pot v often. We can do it with a wider range if we risk less ( because we have deeper SPR vs a 4 bet/risk less to win the preflop pot).

J9 hand is kind of exploitative betsizing. I am just reading into villains range and on these very draw heavy board textures I think strong hands mostly raise flop or turn and villains generally don't like making big call downs vs triple barrels on A high boards in 3bet pots.

Hey. I use a version of a well know HUD ( not sure its name) that I edited myself extensively. I basically rebuilt all the popups. You can MSG me about it if you need it. Cheers

Hey, the problem here is that when we cold call really wide we risk getting squeezed by a big raise from the blinds. This probably happens much less at 10nl!