CO vs BB call
Fast-fold NL200 6-max ($1/$2) · 100bb · CO limps, BTN isolates to 3bb, SB calls, BB calls · Cutoff to act
Fast-fold NL200 · 6-max · 100bbChange game
Stacks (bb), if they differ
Pot 10bbYour cards?
1bb
3bb
3bb
3bb
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- The solve has no call for Cutoff here: a call would make it a 4-way pot, and this solve stops before that. Multiway pots like this aren't covered yet, so only fold or raise can be shown.
Cutoff's range
276 of 1,326 combos get hereFold 82%Raise 6/9bb 18%
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What is the GTO play for the cutoff (CO) when CO limps, BTN isolates to 3bb, SB calls, BB calls in Fast-fold NL200 6-max at 100bb?
CO limps, BTN isolates to 3bb, SB calls, BB calls in Fast-fold NL200 6-max, 100bb: the cutoff (CO) folds 82% and raises 6/9bb 18%. Always raise 6/9bb: KK, 88-JJ.
- Always fold
- 33-77, A6s-A9s, A3s-A4s, K8s-KTs, Q9s-QTs, JTs, J8s, T8s+, 97s+, 87s, 76s, 65s, 54s, AJo-AQo, KQo, QJo, JTo
- Always raise 6/9bb
- KK, 88-JJ
Preset: Fast-fold, NL200 ($1/$2), 6-max, 100bb stacks, 5% rake capped at 3bb. Solver: HoldemResources Calculator (HRC) (HRC CI 24.97). A jackpot fee on bigger pots is not in this solve, so lines that build big pots may be slightly too loose. Bet sizes are the solved ones; a size that is not here plays like the nearest one.