We are talking about hands like suited connectors or small pocket pairs, which can be quite powerful in big pots if you manage to connect well with the board. This leak has to do with hating to fold to 3-bets with hands that seem reasonable and have good playability after the flop. Many players suffer from a leak that is easy to fix in theory but things get more complicated in practice. By understanding what things to pay attention to in these situations and how to apply the gathered information to your decisions, you should be able not only to win more but also stop bleeding your chips away in tricky spots.
In this article, we'll look into different aspects of 3-bet pots, including preflop spots where you should or shouldn't get involved as well as different postflop scenarios.
