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PokerSolver/Rush & Cash all stakes 6-max 150bb/SB vs BB all-in

SB vs BB all-in

Rush & Cash all stakes 6-max (NL2 to NL200) · 150bb · SB limps, BB isolates to 2bb, SB 3-bets to 4bb, BB 4-bets to 9.2bb, SB 5-bets to 20.24bb, BB goes all-in · Small blind to act

Rush & Cash all stakes · 6-max · 150bbChange game
Stacks (bb), if they differ
Pot 170.24bbYour cards?
20.24bb
150bb

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Small blind's range

52 of 1,326 combos get here
Fold 40.7%Call 59.3%
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What is the GTO play for the small blind (SB) when SB limps, BB isolates to 2bb, SB 3-bets to 4bb, BB 4-bets to 9.2bb, SB 5-bets to 20.24bb, BB goes all-in in Rush & Cash all stakes 6-max at 150bb?

SB limps, BB isolates to 2bb, SB 3-bets to 4bb, BB 4-bets to 9.2bb, SB 5-bets to 20.24bb, BB goes all-in in Rush & Cash all stakes 6-max, 150bb: the small blind (SB) folds 40.7% and calls 59.3%.

Always fold
No hand plays this every time
Always call
No hand plays this every time
Preset: Rush & Cash, all stakes (NL2 to NL200), 6-max, 150bb stacks, 5% rake capped at 3bb. Solver: HoldemResources Calculator (HRC) (HRC CI 24.94). 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.

Tree: Two HRC solves of this game in one: the extra-sizes solve (3-bets to 2x, 3x or 4x, 4-bets to 2.3x or 3x or all-in) wherever it has every move of the base solve, and the base solve where the extra-sizes one allows no second caller (overcalls).