Let me know if my ranges are correct ?
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I don't really work with standard ranges, I adapt pretty quickly to the way my opponent plays, but against unknown they look OK 
I raise a bit looser though, but rake isn't really big in my games
Originally posted by Yoghi
I don't really work with standard ranges, I adapt pretty quickly to the way my opponent plays, but against unknown they look OKI raise a bit looser though, but rake isn't really big in my games
Hidden brag inside? 
I just saw a video of kobeyard in which he raised any two in the BB against a SB complete as this guy played fit or fold for nearly 100% so adjusting is the key for success.
How did you compute these ranges? Is there a tool that analyze your hands and shows the ranges to you?
opening Q2o and J4o is quite loose in HU sng's in my opinion. I stick more to Q6o sometimes Q2o and it wokred out fine so far for me.
And in Hu sng's i would also open any suited cards in early blinds
I was talking about FL HU small stakes (2/4 and 3/6)
However, now I'm trying to switch to Heads-Up definitivly.
With this ranges I'm doing pretty well (against unknown).
Of course there are some interesting situations:
preflop 3-betting range from BB ?
BB defense ?
Only for preflop action and all depends from opponent to opponent.
Post-flop is harder then 6max game but we need to play more loose. Weak tights are the best opponents to play against in HU matches ♦
Originally posted by redskwerl
sure, with some changes when someone gets under 5-6BBs
What kind of changes?
In the PS HU article it says you can open 70 - 80% (depending on the opponent).
Problem is, that article isn't about a increasing blind structure.
Maybe some tips?