Small blind opening range at 20bb
Folded to in the small blind with 20 big blinds, only the big blind is left. The solver shoves 33%, limps 51% and folds 16%.
- All-in 33%
- 77, 55-22, AQs-A7s, K9s-K8s, K5s-K3s, T8s, T6s, 98s, 96s, 85s+, 74s+, 65s, 54s, A2o+, K7o+, K5o-K2o, QTo, T9o, 76o, 54o
- Limp 51%
- 88+, 66, AKs, A6s-A2s, KTs+, K7s-K6s, K2s, Q2s+, J2s+, T9s, T7s, T5s-T2s, 97s, 95s-92s, 84s-82s, 73s-72s, 64s-62s, 53s-52s, 42s+, 32s, K6o, QJo, Q9o-Q2o, J3o+, T8o-T4o, 96o+, 85o+, 75o-74o, 64o+, 53o, 43o
- Split
- AQs (all-in 78%, limp 22%); KTs (limp 56%, all-in 44%); K2s (limp 52%, all-in 48%); 96s (all-in 53%, limp 47%); 95s (limp 57%, all-in 43%); 87o (limp 72%, all-in 28%); K6o (limp 76%, all-in 24%); 85o (limp 69%, fold 31%); 55 (all-in 82%, limp 18%); 53o (limp 77%, fold 23%)
Each hand is listed under the play it makes most often. A hand under Split is one the solver plays more than one way; the grid shows how often.
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Facing an open in the small blind
When a seat before you has already raised, you need a stronger hand, and the earlier that raise came from, the stronger. Against an open from under the gun, the small blind shoves 8%, calls 17% and folds 75%. Each chart is for one open with everyone in between folded.
Against UTG: shove 8%, call 17%
- All-in 8%
- 88+, 44-22, AQs+, QTs, JTs, T9s, AQo+
- Call 17%
- 77-55, AJs-A2s, K5s+, QJs, Q9s-Q8s, J9s-J8s, T8s, 97s+, AJo-A8o, KTo+, QJo, JTo
- Split
- A4s (call 88%, all-in 12%); A2s (call 84%, all-in 16%); AQo (all-in 62%, call 38%); Q9s (call 56%, all-in 44%); QTo (fold 82%, call 17%); 97s (call 66%, fold 34%); A7o (fold 90%, call 10%); 77 (call 52%, all-in 48%); and 1 more in the grid
Against UTG+1: shove 10%, call 16%
- All-in 10%
- 77+, 44-22, AQs+, KJs+, QTs-Q9s, JTs, T9s, 98s, AQo+
- Call 16%
- 66-55, AJs-A2s, KTs-K5s, QJs, Q8s, J9s-J8s, T8s, 97s, AJo-A8o, KTo+, QTo+, JTo
- Split
- KJs (all-in 85%, call 15%); K9s (call 89%, all-in 11%); KQo (call 69%, all-in 31%); Q9s (all-in 86%, call 14%); 66 (call 50%, all-in 50%); 22 (all-in 74%, fold 16%, call 9%)
Against Lojack: shove 11%, call 16%
- All-in 11%
- 22+, AJs+, KQs, QTs, JTs, T9s, 98s, AQo+, KQo
- Call 16%
- ATs-A2s, KJs-K5s, QJs, Q9s-Q8s, J9s-J8s, T8s, 97s, AJo-A7o, KJo-KTo, QTo+, JTo
- Split
- AA (all-in 71%, call 29%); KJs (call 52%, all-in 48%); KQo (all-in 69%, call 31%); Q9s (call 77%, all-in 23%); 97s (call 86%, fold 13%); A7o (call 89%, fold 11%)
Against Hijack: shove 13%, call 15%
- All-in 13%
- KK-22, ATs+, A5s, KJs+, QTs, JTs, T9s, 98s, AJo+, KQo
- Call 15%
- AA, A9s-A6s, A4s-A2s, KTs-K5s, QJs, Q9s-Q8s, J9s-J8s, T8s, ATo-A7o, A5o, KJo-KTo, QTo+, JTo
- Split
- A4s (call 51%, all-in 49%); KJs (all-in 54%, call 46%); QJs (call 86%, all-in 14%); Q9s (call 78%, all-in 22%); J9s (call 65%, all-in 35%); ATo (call 90%, all-in 10%)
Against Cutoff: shove 19%, call 9%
- All-in 19%
- QQ-22, A8s+, A6s-A2s, KJs+, K9s, Q8s+, J9s+, T8s+, 98s, A8o+, KQo
- Call 9%
- KK+, A7s, KTs, K8s-K5s, J8s, A7o, A5o, KJo-KTo, QTo+, JTo
- Split
- A7s (call 82%, all-in 18%); A6s (all-in 73%, call 27%); KK (call 89%, all-in 11%); KTs (call 78%, all-in 22%); Q8s (all-in 82%, call 18%); KJo (call 55%, all-in 45%); K9o (fold 84%, call 16%)
Against Button: shove 26%, call 6%
- All-in 26%
- QQ-22, A2s+, K9s+, Q8s+, J8s+, T8s+, 98s, 87s, A2o+, KJo+, QJo
- Call 6%
- KK+, K8s-K5s, KTo-K9o, QTo, JTo
- Split
- KK (call 75%, all-in 25%); K6s (call 74%, all-in 25%); QJo (all-in 68%, call 32%); J8s (all-in 75%, call 23%, fold 1%); QTo (call 84%, all-in 16%); A2o (all-in 87%, fold 11%, call 2%)
When you limp
A limp does not end the hand before the flop: the big blind raises 32%, shoves 9% and checks 60%. Its chart against a limp is on the big blind page.
Every seat at 20bb
The share of hands each seat plays when it is folded to. Pick a seat for its chart.
Small blind at 40bbSmall blind at 50bbAll 20bb charts3-bet ranges at 20bb
What these charts assume
- Eight players, each with 20 big blinds.
- Blinds of 0.5bb and 1bb, and the big blind posts a 1bb ante for the table.
- Opens are to 2bb (3bb from the small blind) or all-in, and every re-raise is all-in. Only the small blind may limp.
- Each chart is one line: a single raise, with every seat between it and you folded. Lines with callers and squeezes are in the trainer.
- Chip EV. ICM is not modelled, so near the bubble or at a final table, play tighter.
- Pots that see a flop are valued with a model built from postflop solves. No seat can gain more than 0.001bb a hand by playing differently.
Now play it
Knowing the chart is one thing. The trainer deals you these spots one hand at a time, in the small blind and everywhere else, and prices each answer in big blinds.
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