BB vs BU:
Polished poker, John, says (well not really say, I add stuff not necessary as intended):
1. that you can reasonable flat if you have 60% equity. 3betting TT+, AQ+ most of the time. You can 3bet the hands you don’t feel you are confident enough post flop
2. Then we polarize the range somehow adding hands and doing stuff until we defend 50% of time, or something like that. I’m totally not sure, but the logic might go that the added bad hands are 100% 3bets, so 3betting hands like Kx,Axo,Qx,66-
Boker in the box says, (well not really say, I add stuff not necessary as intended)
1. Defend 1:1, so if villain opens 40%, defend 40%, practically giving us 47% equity vs opening range
2. 3bet range about top 17% of total defense range. You only defend by 3betting the hands you are ready to go AI!!!!, you add little less 3bet
bluff hands which are the worst hands in your range (ie. hands like Q7s, K8o etc). Value 3bet AI range with about 46% equity.
3. Rest you call with 45% equity
So Villain is typical nit tag, opening range BU 29% {22+, A2s+, KTs+, QTs+, J9s+, T9s, 98s, 87s, 76s, A2o+, KTo+, QTo+, JTo}, His AI range {QQ+}
Boker in the box:
Our value 3bet range {KK+}, 3bet bluff 16 combos, but really this makes no sense =) so I give up, I tried over two hours to understand what was wanted. There are surely some very simple rules to follow.