Once you have some weight on the felt, you can throw it around a little by ♣️ 3-betting more frequently, but pay attention to position.

When you have the advantage of position and a deep stack, you want ♣️ to 3-bet a very wide range of hands. Even if your opponent is holding AK or QQ, they will not ♣️ be overly enthusiastic about stacking up against you when they are also deep. If you 3-bet a wide range of ♣️ prospective hands in position, even when our opponent does call, you will find yourself in very good shape.

Against weaker players ♣️ you can widen your range of 3-bet hands considerably. Any suited court cards will make a fine 3-bet, in position, ♣️ keeping in mind the table composition and the depth of your stack. You might even start including mid suited connectors ♣️ and suited aces if you feel confident.

Out of position, more caution is needed. Generally, you want to 3-bet bluff less ♣️ frequently when your opponents are adapting to the deeper stack sizes. The deeper the stacks, the narrower your all-in range ♣️ gets – and that makes you more vulnerable to 4-bet bluffs.