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I don't open as wide as 49%, but that's a fine/good frequency for micros. On this kind of board where you have so many top pairs, you can/should bet at a high frequency, as you have a range advantage, and villain only has 3 combos of sets (he 3-bets AA and TT pre). I would bet A9+ or better for value/protection, literally every gutshot, most pairs below middle pair and just about anything with backdoors.
With my 38% opening range [22+, A2s+, K2s+, Q6s+, J7s+, T7s+, 96s+, 86s+, 75s+, 64s+, 54s, A4o+, K9o+, Q9o+, J9o+, T9o] and some quick clicking in Equilab, I get something like this:
On the matrix on the left, red combos are bets (somewhat polarized, with A9+ for value, worst underpairs and bottom pairs for protection, gutshots and BDFDs as bluffs), yellow are checks (mostly weak Ax, KK/QQ/JJ/Tx/99 and complete air) and that leads to a c-bet frequency of 57%. You can probably get away with betting more often than that exploitatively (i.e. have some total airballs but also more Ax) if you use a smaller size, but I generally only want to bet with something that can turn some equity. You could expand your value range to include more of the Ax if you want to include more air in your range, but this risks making your check-back range a bit too capped.
P.S. I see from your image that you (like a lot of people) have a lot of offsuit hands in your range that flop really badly. I can't emphasise enough how valuable suitedness is. I don't open A3o or 65o on the button, because they are just terrible hands post-flop. If your steal doesn't get through, you should often just give up with the total junk.
Last edited by ArtyMcFly; 06-16-2017 at 12:57 PM.