Originally posted by Leito99
Full tilt Super Turbo
first hand - 300 chips 15/30 blinds 9 handed
Utg - the nash calculator says push 8.6%, TT+ ATs+ A5s AJo+ KTs+ KQo QJs
SNG Wizard says push 99+ AKo AQs+
I beleive that the nash c. is supposed to be how to play unexploitably
So why does sng wizard suggest a range which is exploitable?
Whats the point of learning Sng Wizard's ranges if they are not unexploitable?
Thanks a lot for answers in advance!!!
You don't want to be unexploitable, you want to
exploit others.
Nash ranges are good because they show you how risk averse each player is against each other in specific situations, giving you a starting point. If you have an idea of everyone's Nash range, you can make adjustments in game and define your own range using reads and stats you have on your opponents along with your "starting point (Nash)".
Simple example: Nash says you need to push 65% from the SB, but BB is not a regular and won't call you with his own Nash range (say 35% in this case). This means you might be able to go down to 80% or even any two cards.
On the other hand, sticking to Nash is good in reg vs reg battles, at least until you notice he deviates from it in some way.