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My opening / 3 bet / 4 bet and preflop calling ranges in NLHE

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richierichnz
Joined: 10.02.2019

I like to open and 3bet / 4 bet with the following hands:

AK, AQ, AJ, A10, KQ, KJ, K10, QJ, Q10. (suited or unsuited).

I will open with any pair also and A9 or better (suited or unsuited). Also I will open with connecting cards - 1 gappers or 2 gappers (suited or unsuited.

My preflop calling range will involve middle to low pairs JJ or lower and any 1 gappers or 2 gappers connecting hands (suited or unsuited).

Obviously I will open / 3 bet / 4 bet with AA, KK, QQ and I will just open / call any 3 bet with JJ - 22 to try and flop a set and if I don't flop a set, proceed cautiously on the flop if i'm up against the 3better.

Everyone's feedback is greatly appreciated here!

Feel free to share your thoughts in regards to your opening / 3bet / 4bet and calling ranges. We are all here to help :)


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

It depends a lot on with position and how aggressive or passive the table is where you are playing how wide I would 3bet/4bet and open in the first place. Also antes and ICM in later stages has influence on the ranges and the chip dynamic as well.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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richierichnz
Joined: 10.02.2019

Originally posted by SDK1987
It depends a lot on with position and how aggressive or passive the table is where you are playing how wide I would 3bet/4bet and open in the first place. Also antes and ICM in later stages has influence on the ranges and the chip dynamic as well.

Cheers,
SDK1987

If the table is tight, I will 3bet/4bet religiously. The $55 Sunday Marathon last weekend went down that way. They were all nits.

I got away with ALOT, even though I got knocked out in 76th place, my best ever cash.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Am I correct in assuming that these ranges apply in 8-Game?
Do you play similar ranges in NLHE-only tournaments?

Position is critical, and stack size makes it even more so, since following NLHE in 8-Game is PLO and it is the weakest game for most players (or at least it seems so to me -- perhaps because for a long time it was my weakest game).
It is good to have a big stack going in to PLO because players will get out of your way if you show some aggression.

All the best,
VS


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richierichnz
Joined: 10.02.2019

Those ranges mentioned are for NLHE only :)


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