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Bubble sit and go ranges (9max)

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Maxiato765
Joined: 07.12.2014

Hi guys , im very doubt in spots like this:

9max sit and go microlimit ( 1,50$)

blinds ( 300/150/25)

CO 3475
BU 3475
SB 3325
BB 3211

If hero is BU , for sit and go wizard the push range is 9,2% ( 66+, AT+, A9s+ ), the nash push range is 43.3%, 22+ Ax K2s+ K4o+ Q2s+ Q9o+ J7s+ J5s J9o+ T7s+ T9o 97s+.

i think the nash push is too much loose for low stakes, and the sit and go wizard range is too tight..so i usually push something like 30% (22+ , Ax, KT+, QT+, JT+, 98s+ ). Is this range too much loose and something more tight is better ?

and if hero is SB is it always a push ATC ?


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

I would recommend to get either HRC or ICMizer tool. Nash ranges are good starting point but if villains call wider than they should then we need to tighten. In high ICM spot like this most people will call wider so your default range seems reasonable.

For SB it's same story in general. Question you want to ask is what is breakeven point in BB call range for any2 shove. Easy to check with tools I mentioned. Though these spots are not necessarily pure push or fold spots.

PS: Don't waste time to check those sng wizard ranges.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Originally posted by ghaleon
Though these spots are not necessarily pure push or fold spots.

With only ~10BB stacks what ranges would you open-raise rather than shove?


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Especially on SB you can still have open limp range.

Minraise is bit more questionable though you can use polarised range for it with some big pockets and some marginal/unprofitable shove hands.


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