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It's easy to 3bet with AA, KK and QQ, right? You know those are solid hands and it's okay, even preferred, if the open-raiser calls.

But for many, it can be hard to pull the trigger on 3bet bluffs.

"I should bluff 3bet... but what if he doesn't fold? I don't want to risk it... I'll just call."

Yep, it's so much easier (and less costly) to just call and hope to hit something on the flop. Or, just fold and wait for a better spot to open-raise for yourself.

However, aggressive poker is winning poker, so it nags at you that you aren't 3betting enough. You know the open-raisers are often bluffing and can fold a lot.

However, you can't pull the trigger even when you know it's profitable to 3bet bluff.

And all the coaches in videos, books, articles and podcasts keep telling you to 3bet more.

But how do you learn to make successful 3bet bluffs?

Your few attempts at 3bet bluffing in the past led to frustration and loss:

A coach said that A5s is a good hand to 3bet with, so you did it... and got stacked vs TT.

Another coach said that small 6-7bb 3bet bluffs work... but they call every time.

And a 3rd coach taught that fish are great targets... but you're lost on the flop when they call.

You've learned the things above (and a lot more) about 3bet bluffing, but haven't had a coach or single piece of training to put it all together for you.

So, you have yet to become the 3bet bluffer you want to be.