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There is no GTO version of the charts for this specific spot or blind level.
This means that either this situation does not exist in GTO theory or it is very rarely used.
GTO HU SB 6-8
🤖 GTO
SB
6-8 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

HU SB

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO HU SB 8-10
🤖 GTO
SB
8-10 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

HU SB

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO HU SB 10-12
🤖 GTO
SB
10-12 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

HU SB

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO HU SB 12-14
🤖 GTO
SB
12-14 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
2x
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

HU SB

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO HU SB 14-16
🤖 GTO
SB
14-16 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
2x
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

HU SB

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO HU SB 16-18
🤖 GTO
SB
16-18 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
2x
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

HU SB

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO HU SB 18-20
🤖 GTO
SB
18-20 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
2x
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

HU SB

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO HU SB 20-25
🤖 GTO
SB
20-25 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
2x
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

HU SB

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

E 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 4-6
😈 Exploit
vs SB all-in
4-6 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

1️⃣ SB rarely shoves and typically with a strong range (pairs, Ax, Kx, broadways).

2️⃣ Preserving your stack is a priority to avoid unnecessary risks.

3️⃣ Adapt by calling tighter than GTO.

Quick Situation Analysis

When the Small Blind (SB) decides to shove directly, their range is generally strong.

This means we need to be cautious and call with an adapted range. Contrary to what GTO might suggest, we will play tighter to maximize our chances of staying in the game.

📊 What’s in the SB range?

  • SB rarely shoves against BB in a 3-way, but when they do, their range is often made up of:
    • Pocket pairs (PP) 55+
    • Ax, especially medium and low Aces (A2-A9)
    • Kx and broadways
    • Sometimes a few random hands but this is rare.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 The SB range is tighter than it should be, forcing you to adjust.</span>

Why call tighter than GTO?

📌 Reason 1: SB shoves a stronger range than GTO

  • Since SB plays a range that is often solid, borderline calls (like A8o, KQo, KTs, 33 deep) lose their profitability.
  • GTO is designed to play against a balanced and wide range, but here, SB is tighter, so we need to tighten up our calls.

📌 Reason 2: Avoid calls with minimal EV

  • Even if a hand is slightly profitable (EV+), it doesn’t always justify the risk.
  • Each confrontation with a weak hand increases the risk of elimination.
  • In Spin, preserving your stack is often more important than taking a marginal EV spot.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 By tightening your call range, you avoid unnecessary risks for marginal gains. This approach allows you to preserve your stack, minimize variance, and wait for better opportunities to exploit your opponents' mistakes.</span>

Common Mistakes in BB Against SB's All-In

🔴 Mistake 1: Calling too often with "weak hands"

  • Calling with hands like A8o, KJo, or Q9s 25 deep simply because they seem okay.
    Solution: Tighten your call range and focus on strong hands (which you should know).

🔴 Mistake 2: Not respecting SB's range

  • Thinking that SB shoves wide, when their range is often tight in 3-way.
    Solution: Remember, SB rarely shoves and usually with solid hands.

🔴 Mistake 3: Calling based only on immediate EV

  • Ignoring the importance of preserving your stack for future situations.
    Solution: Avoid marginal EV+ calls that increase variance without real strategic gain.
E 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 6-8
😈 Exploit
vs SB all-in
6-8 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

1️⃣ SB rarely shoves and typically with a strong range (pairs, Ax, Kx, broadways).

2️⃣ Preserving your stack is a priority to avoid unnecessary risks.

3️⃣ Adapt by calling tighter than GTO.

Quick Situation Analysis

When the Small Blind (SB) decides to shove directly, their range is generally strong.

This means we need to be cautious and call with an adapted range. Contrary to what GTO might suggest, we will play tighter to maximize our chances of staying in the game.

📊 What’s in the SB range?

  • SB rarely shoves against BB in a 3-way, but when they do, their range is often made up of:
    • Pocket pairs (PP) 55+
    • Ax, especially medium and low Aces (A2-A9)
    • Kx and broadways
    • Sometimes a few random hands but this is rare.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 The SB range is tighter than it should be, forcing you to adjust.</span>

Why call tighter than GTO?

📌 Reason 1: SB shoves a stronger range than GTO

  • Since SB plays a range that is often solid, borderline calls (like A8o, KQo, KTs, 33 deep) lose their profitability.
  • GTO is designed to play against a balanced and wide range, but here, SB is tighter, so we need to tighten up our calls.

📌 Reason 2: Avoid calls with minimal EV

  • Even if a hand is slightly profitable (EV+), it doesn’t always justify the risk.
  • Each confrontation with a weak hand increases the risk of elimination.
  • In Spin, preserving your stack is often more important than taking a marginal EV spot.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 By tightening your call range, you avoid unnecessary risks for marginal gains. This approach allows you to preserve your stack, minimize variance, and wait for better opportunities to exploit your opponents' mistakes.</span>

Common Mistakes in BB Against SB's All-In

🔴 Mistake 1: Calling too often with "weak hands"

  • Calling with hands like A8o, KJo, or Q9s 25 deep simply because they seem okay.
    Solution: Tighten your call range and focus on strong hands (which you should know).

🔴 Mistake 2: Not respecting SB's range

  • Thinking that SB shoves wide, when their range is often tight in 3-way.
    Solution: Remember, SB rarely shoves and usually with solid hands.

🔴 Mistake 3: Calling based only on immediate EV

  • Ignoring the importance of preserving your stack for future situations.
    Solution: Avoid marginal EV+ calls that increase variance without real strategic gain.
E 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 8-10
😈 Exploit
vs SB all-in
8-10 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

1️⃣ SB rarely shoves and typically with a strong range (pairs, Ax, Kx, broadways).

2️⃣ Preserving your stack is a priority to avoid unnecessary risks.

3️⃣ Adapt by calling tighter than GTO.

Quick Situation Analysis

When the Small Blind (SB) decides to shove directly, their range is generally strong.

This means we need to be cautious and call with an adapted range. Contrary to what GTO might suggest, we will play tighter to maximize our chances of staying in the game.

📊 What’s in the SB range?

  • SB rarely shoves against BB in a 3-way, but when they do, their range is often made up of:
    • Pocket pairs (PP) 55+
    • Ax, especially medium and low Aces (A2-A9)
    • Kx and broadways
    • Sometimes a few random hands but this is rare.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 The SB range is tighter than it should be, forcing you to adjust.</span>

Why call tighter than GTO?

📌 Reason 1: SB shoves a stronger range than GTO

  • Since SB plays a range that is often solid, borderline calls (like A8o, KQo, KTs, 33 deep) lose their profitability.
  • GTO is designed to play against a balanced and wide range, but here, SB is tighter, so we need to tighten up our calls.

📌 Reason 2: Avoid calls with minimal EV

  • Even if a hand is slightly profitable (EV+), it doesn’t always justify the risk.
  • Each confrontation with a weak hand increases the risk of elimination.
  • In Spin, preserving your stack is often more important than taking a marginal EV spot.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 By tightening your call range, you avoid unnecessary risks for marginal gains. This approach allows you to preserve your stack, minimize variance, and wait for better opportunities to exploit your opponents' mistakes.</span>

Common Mistakes in BB Against SB's All-In

🔴 Mistake 1: Calling too often with "weak hands"

  • Calling with hands like A8o, KJo, or Q9s 25 deep simply because they seem okay.
    Solution: Tighten your call range and focus on strong hands (which you should know).

🔴 Mistake 2: Not respecting SB's range

  • Thinking that SB shoves wide, when their range is often tight in 3-way.
    Solution: Remember, SB rarely shoves and usually with solid hands.

🔴 Mistake 3: Calling based only on immediate EV

  • Ignoring the importance of preserving your stack for future situations.
    Solution: Avoid marginal EV+ calls that increase variance without real strategic gain.
E 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 10-12
😈 Exploit
vs SB all-in
10-12 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

1️⃣ SB rarely shoves and typically with a strong range (pairs, Ax, Kx, broadways).

2️⃣ Preserving your stack is a priority to avoid unnecessary risks.

3️⃣ Adapt by calling tighter than GTO.

Quick Situation Analysis

When the Small Blind (SB) decides to shove directly, their range is generally strong.

This means we need to be cautious and call with an adapted range. Contrary to what GTO might suggest, we will play tighter to maximize our chances of staying in the game.

📊 What’s in the SB range?

  • SB rarely shoves against BB in a 3-way, but when they do, their range is often made up of:
    • Pocket pairs (PP) 55+
    • Ax, especially medium and low Aces (A2-A9)
    • Kx and broadways
    • Sometimes a few random hands but this is rare.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 The SB range is tighter than it should be, forcing you to adjust.</span>

Why call tighter than GTO?

📌 Reason 1: SB shoves a stronger range than GTO

  • Since SB plays a range that is often solid, borderline calls (like A8o, KQo, KTs, 33 deep) lose their profitability.
  • GTO is designed to play against a balanced and wide range, but here, SB is tighter, so we need to tighten up our calls.

📌 Reason 2: Avoid calls with minimal EV

  • Even if a hand is slightly profitable (EV+), it doesn’t always justify the risk.
  • Each confrontation with a weak hand increases the risk of elimination.
  • In Spin, preserving your stack is often more important than taking a marginal EV spot.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 By tightening your call range, you avoid unnecessary risks for marginal gains. This approach allows you to preserve your stack, minimize variance, and wait for better opportunities to exploit your opponents' mistakes.</span>

Common Mistakes in BB Against SB's All-In

🔴 Mistake 1: Calling too often with "weak hands"

  • Calling with hands like A8o, KJo, or Q9s 25 deep simply because they seem okay.
    Solution: Tighten your call range and focus on strong hands (which you should know).

🔴 Mistake 2: Not respecting SB's range

  • Thinking that SB shoves wide, when their range is often tight in 3-way.
    Solution: Remember, SB rarely shoves and usually with solid hands.

🔴 Mistake 3: Calling based only on immediate EV

  • Ignoring the importance of preserving your stack for future situations.
    Solution: Avoid marginal EV+ calls that increase variance without real strategic gain.
E 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 12-14
😈 Exploit
vs SB all-in
12-14 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

1️⃣ SB rarely shoves and typically with a strong range (pairs, Ax, Kx, broadways).

2️⃣ Preserving your stack is a priority to avoid unnecessary risks.

3️⃣ Adapt by calling tighter than GTO.

Quick Situation Analysis

When the Small Blind (SB) decides to shove directly, their range is generally strong.

This means we need to be cautious and call with an adapted range. Contrary to what GTO might suggest, we will play tighter to maximize our chances of staying in the game.

📊 What’s in the SB range?

  • SB rarely shoves against BB in a 3-way, but when they do, their range is often made up of:
    • Pocket pairs (PP) 55+
    • Ax, especially medium and low Aces (A2-A9)
    • Kx and broadways
    • Sometimes a few random hands but this is rare.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 The SB range is tighter than it should be, forcing you to adjust.</span>

Why call tighter than GTO?

📌 Reason 1: SB shoves a stronger range than GTO

  • Since SB plays a range that is often solid, borderline calls (like A8o, KQo, KTs, 33 deep) lose their profitability.
  • GTO is designed to play against a balanced and wide range, but here, SB is tighter, so we need to tighten up our calls.

📌 Reason 2: Avoid calls with minimal EV

  • Even if a hand is slightly profitable (EV+), it doesn’t always justify the risk.
  • Each confrontation with a weak hand increases the risk of elimination.
  • In Spin, preserving your stack is often more important than taking a marginal EV spot.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 By tightening your call range, you avoid unnecessary risks for marginal gains. This approach allows you to preserve your stack, minimize variance, and wait for better opportunities to exploit your opponents' mistakes.</span>

Common Mistakes in BB Against SB's All-In

🔴 Mistake 1: Calling too often with "weak hands"

  • Calling with hands like A8o, KJo, or Q9s 25 deep simply because they seem okay.
    Solution: Tighten your call range and focus on strong hands (which you should know).

🔴 Mistake 2: Not respecting SB's range

  • Thinking that SB shoves wide, when their range is often tight in 3-way.
    Solution: Remember, SB rarely shoves and usually with solid hands.

🔴 Mistake 3: Calling based only on immediate EV

  • Ignoring the importance of preserving your stack for future situations.
    Solution: Avoid marginal EV+ calls that increase variance without real strategic gain.
E 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 14-16
😈 Exploit
vs SB all-in
14-16 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

1️⃣ SB rarely shoves and typically with a strong range (pairs, Ax, Kx, broadways).

2️⃣ Preserving your stack is a priority to avoid unnecessary risks.

3️⃣ Adapt by calling tighter than GTO.

Quick Situation Analysis

When the Small Blind (SB) decides to shove directly, their range is generally strong.

This means we need to be cautious and call with an adapted range. Contrary to what GTO might suggest, we will play tighter to maximize our chances of staying in the game.

📊 What’s in the SB range?

  • SB rarely shoves against BB in a 3-way, but when they do, their range is often made up of:
    • Pocket pairs (PP) 55+
    • Ax, especially medium and low Aces (A2-A9)
    • Kx and broadways
    • Sometimes a few random hands but this is rare.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 The SB range is tighter than it should be, forcing you to adjust.</span>

Why call tighter than GTO?

📌 Reason 1: SB shoves a stronger range than GTO

  • Since SB plays a range that is often solid, borderline calls (like A8o, KQo, KTs, 33 deep) lose their profitability.
  • GTO is designed to play against a balanced and wide range, but here, SB is tighter, so we need to tighten up our calls.

📌 Reason 2: Avoid calls with minimal EV

  • Even if a hand is slightly profitable (EV+), it doesn’t always justify the risk.
  • Each confrontation with a weak hand increases the risk of elimination.
  • In Spin, preserving your stack is often more important than taking a marginal EV spot.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 By tightening your call range, you avoid unnecessary risks for marginal gains. This approach allows you to preserve your stack, minimize variance, and wait for better opportunities to exploit your opponents' mistakes.</span>

Common Mistakes in BB Against SB's All-In

🔴 Mistake 1: Calling too often with "weak hands"

  • Calling with hands like A8o, KJo, or Q9s 25 deep simply because they seem okay.
    Solution: Tighten your call range and focus on strong hands (which you should know).

🔴 Mistake 2: Not respecting SB's range

  • Thinking that SB shoves wide, when their range is often tight in 3-way.
    Solution: Remember, SB rarely shoves and usually with solid hands.

🔴 Mistake 3: Calling based only on immediate EV

  • Ignoring the importance of preserving your stack for future situations.
    Solution: Avoid marginal EV+ calls that increase variance without real strategic gain.
E 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 16-18
😈 Exploit
vs SB all-in
16-18 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

1️⃣ SB rarely shoves and typically with a strong range (pairs, Ax, Kx, broadways).

2️⃣ Preserving your stack is a priority to avoid unnecessary risks.

3️⃣ Adapt by calling tighter than GTO.

Quick Situation Analysis

When the Small Blind (SB) decides to shove directly, their range is generally strong.

This means we need to be cautious and call with an adapted range. Contrary to what GTO might suggest, we will play tighter to maximize our chances of staying in the game.

📊 What’s in the SB range?

  • SB rarely shoves against BB in a 3-way, but when they do, their range is often made up of:
    • Pocket pairs (PP) 55+
    • Ax, especially medium and low Aces (A2-A9)
    • Kx and broadways
    • Sometimes a few random hands but this is rare.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 The SB range is tighter than it should be, forcing you to adjust.</span>

Why call tighter than GTO?

📌 Reason 1: SB shoves a stronger range than GTO

  • Since SB plays a range that is often solid, borderline calls (like A8o, KQo, KTs, 33 deep) lose their profitability.
  • GTO is designed to play against a balanced and wide range, but here, SB is tighter, so we need to tighten up our calls.

📌 Reason 2: Avoid calls with minimal EV

  • Even if a hand is slightly profitable (EV+), it doesn’t always justify the risk.
  • Each confrontation with a weak hand increases the risk of elimination.
  • In Spin, preserving your stack is often more important than taking a marginal EV spot.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 By tightening your call range, you avoid unnecessary risks for marginal gains. This approach allows you to preserve your stack, minimize variance, and wait for better opportunities to exploit your opponents' mistakes.</span>

Common Mistakes in BB Against SB's All-In

🔴 Mistake 1: Calling too often with "weak hands"

  • Calling with hands like A8o, KJo, or Q9s 25 deep simply because they seem okay.
    Solution: Tighten your call range and focus on strong hands (which you should know).

🔴 Mistake 2: Not respecting SB's range

  • Thinking that SB shoves wide, when their range is often tight in 3-way.
    Solution: Remember, SB rarely shoves and usually with solid hands.

🔴 Mistake 3: Calling based only on immediate EV

  • Ignoring the importance of preserving your stack for future situations.
    Solution: Avoid marginal EV+ calls that increase variance without real strategic gain.
E 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 18-20
😈 Exploit
vs SB all-in
18-20 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
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Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

1️⃣ SB rarely shoves and typically with a strong range (pairs, Ax, Kx, broadways).

2️⃣ Preserving your stack is a priority to avoid unnecessary risks.

3️⃣ Adapt by calling tighter than GTO.

Quick Situation Analysis

When the Small Blind (SB) decides to shove directly, their range is generally strong.

This means we need to be cautious and call with an adapted range. Contrary to what GTO might suggest, we will play tighter to maximize our chances of staying in the game.

📊 What’s in the SB range?

  • SB rarely shoves against BB in a 3-way, but when they do, their range is often made up of:
    • Pocket pairs (PP) 55+
    • Ax, especially medium and low Aces (A2-A9)
    • Kx and broadways
    • Sometimes a few random hands but this is rare.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 The SB range is tighter than it should be, forcing you to adjust.</span>

Why call tighter than GTO?

📌 Reason 1: SB shoves a stronger range than GTO

  • Since SB plays a range that is often solid, borderline calls (like A8o, KQo, KTs, 33 deep) lose their profitability.
  • GTO is designed to play against a balanced and wide range, but here, SB is tighter, so we need to tighten up our calls.

📌 Reason 2: Avoid calls with minimal EV

  • Even if a hand is slightly profitable (EV+), it doesn’t always justify the risk.
  • Each confrontation with a weak hand increases the risk of elimination.
  • In Spin, preserving your stack is often more important than taking a marginal EV spot.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 By tightening your call range, you avoid unnecessary risks for marginal gains. This approach allows you to preserve your stack, minimize variance, and wait for better opportunities to exploit your opponents' mistakes.</span>

Common Mistakes in BB Against SB's All-In

🔴 Mistake 1: Calling too often with "weak hands"

  • Calling with hands like A8o, KJo, or Q9s 25 deep simply because they seem okay.
    Solution: Tighten your call range and focus on strong hands (which you should know).

🔴 Mistake 2: Not respecting SB's range

  • Thinking that SB shoves wide, when their range is often tight in 3-way.
    Solution: Remember, SB rarely shoves and usually with solid hands.

🔴 Mistake 3: Calling based only on immediate EV

  • Ignoring the importance of preserving your stack for future situations.
    Solution: Avoid marginal EV+ calls that increase variance without real strategic gain.
E 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 20-25
😈 Exploit
vs SB all-in
20-25 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

1️⃣ SB rarely shoves and typically with a strong range (pairs, Ax, Kx, broadways).

2️⃣ Preserving your stack is a priority to avoid unnecessary risks.

3️⃣ Adapt by calling tighter than GTO.

Quick Situation Analysis

When the Small Blind (SB) decides to shove directly, their range is generally strong.

This means we need to be cautious and call with an adapted range. Contrary to what GTO might suggest, we will play tighter to maximize our chances of staying in the game.

📊 What’s in the SB range?

  • SB rarely shoves against BB in a 3-way, but when they do, their range is often made up of:
    • Pocket pairs (PP) 55+
    • Ax, especially medium and low Aces (A2-A9)
    • Kx and broadways
    • Sometimes a few random hands but this is rare.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 The SB range is tighter than it should be, forcing you to adjust.</span>

Why call tighter than GTO?

📌 Reason 1: SB shoves a stronger range than GTO

  • Since SB plays a range that is often solid, borderline calls (like A8o, KQo, KTs, 33 deep) lose their profitability.
  • GTO is designed to play against a balanced and wide range, but here, SB is tighter, so we need to tighten up our calls.

📌 Reason 2: Avoid calls with minimal EV

  • Even if a hand is slightly profitable (EV+), it doesn’t always justify the risk.
  • Each confrontation with a weak hand increases the risk of elimination.
  • In Spin, preserving your stack is often more important than taking a marginal EV spot.

<span class="explanation_section">📕 By tightening your call range, you avoid unnecessary risks for marginal gains. This approach allows you to preserve your stack, minimize variance, and wait for better opportunities to exploit your opponents' mistakes.</span>

Common Mistakes in BB Against SB's All-In

🔴 Mistake 1: Calling too often with "weak hands"

  • Calling with hands like A8o, KJo, or Q9s 25 deep simply because they seem okay.
    Solution: Tighten your call range and focus on strong hands (which you should know).

🔴 Mistake 2: Not respecting SB's range

  • Thinking that SB shoves wide, when their range is often tight in 3-way.
    Solution: Remember, SB rarely shoves and usually with solid hands.

🔴 Mistake 3: Calling based only on immediate EV

  • Ignoring the importance of preserving your stack for future situations.
    Solution: Avoid marginal EV+ calls that increase variance without real strategic gain.
GTO 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 4-6
🤖 GTO
vs SB all-in
4-6 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 6-8
🤖 GTO
vs SB all-in
6-8 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 8-10
🤖 GTO
vs SB all-in
8-10 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 10-12
🤖 GTO
vs SB all-in
10-12 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 12-14
🤖 GTO
vs SB all-in
12-14 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 14-16
🤖 GTO
vs SB all-in
14-16 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 16-18
🤖 GTO
vs SB all-in
16-18 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

GTO 3 Way BB vs SB all-in 18-20
🤖 GTO
vs SB all-in
18-20 bb
Image du tableau de range préflopCalque avec le quadrillage et les lettres des mains.
All-in
ISO All-in
ISO
ISO
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
3-bet
Raise 2x
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Raise
Limp
Call vs All-in
Fold vs All-in
Fold vs ISO
Limp
Call
Check
Fold

Strategic Guide

BB vs SB all-in (3-max)

Poker Table Spot image.

👀 The essentials at a glance

Exploiting

The Exploitative charts were calculated using solvers on a sample of over 1 million real poker hands played on poker sites by recreational players.

They allow you to exploit the common mistakes made by your opponents, ensuring maximum profitability.

If you're a beginner or intermediate player, these are the perfect charts to learn in order to start dominating your tables.

GTO

Calculated using solvers, GTO provides you with a perfectly unexploitable game. This means that even the best poker AI would be unable to make money against you.

However, in practice, playing GTO perfectly is difficult and even less profitable than playing Exploitative against 99% of the players you'll encounter at your tables.

The purpose of these charts is therefore not to be memorized, but rather to be compared with the Exploitative charts in order to analyze how and why the Exploitative charts deviate from GTO.

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3-max

In poker, you are in "3-max" when there are 3 players at the table.

In 3-max, you will alternately be in the Button (BTN), Small Blind (SB) and Big Blind (BB).

Image of heads-up in poker.

Heads-up

In poker, you are in "Heads-up" when there are only two players left at the table.

In Heads-up, you will alternately be in the Small Blind (SB) and Big Blind (BB).

Note that in Heads-up, the Small Blind acts first preflop but last post-flop.

Icons for important and very important spots.

Spot importance

Not all spots have the same importance. Some occur more frequently, others involve bigger pots.

To help you prioritize your learning, we use two simple symbols:

- The “1 chip” symbol (important spot): frequent spots and/or with a high average pot.

- The “2 chips” symbol (very important spot): very frequent spots and/or with a very high average pot.

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