6max- ATs oop vs SS

Hey,
U have 19bbs, so my standard will be shove pre, especially when BB seems call-happy. I dont see why should we flat here with this hand. Actually i am not really big fan of flatting OOP vs so small stack IP.
To calculate exact ranges we need a bit bigger sample, but i think i will be shoving here 12-14% or sth with quick calculations 22+,a9s+(a8s), ajo+,k9s+....etc
HF.

Hey Kevvu,

thnx for the comments. Do you know where i can read/learn something about 3bet shoves in 6max sng? or can you give me some guidelines?

I have problems deciding what to do with hands like 77,88, A9-AJ when i have 15-25bb and i'm OOP. Especially when im in SB vs tight BU/CO raise.

Is it necessary to make exact calculations on equity necessary for 3bet shove? or can i use some average ranges for 2 or 3 types of villains (for example tight,fish,reg)

Is it very important to learn? i mean should i invest time like i do learning nash?

thanx and sorry for so many questions!!

Magic range here easy 3 bet shove 66+,A10+ works.

Hi all,

Even against quite a tight raise range of 22%, I am restealing 22+ A8s+ ATo+ from the smallblind or thereabouts. Any tighter is a mistake. Don't flatcall here, just go all-in.

Originally posted by Whysoseriouz
Hey Kevvu,

thnx for the comments. Do you know where i can read/learn something about 3bet shoves in 6max sng? or can you give me some guidelines?

I have problems deciding what to do with hands like 77,88, A9-AJ when i have 15-25bb and i'm OOP. Especially when im in SB vs tight BU/CO raise.

Is it necessary to make exact calculations on equity necessary for 3bet shove? or can i use some average ranges for 2 or 3 types of villains (for example tight,fish,reg)

Is it very important to learn? i mean should i invest time like i do learning nash?

thanx and sorry for so many questions!!

I dont know where u can read about 3b. U could watch some NL vids for it. It is still poker ;). VS tight CO/BU raise u just need to be tight, so a9-at is often just fold and with AJ u can flat or 3b. Everything is still player dependant.
HMM i think u should make exact calculations, but sooner or later u will get the feeling. So just make the calculations and learn it by hearth.
Nash is the best thing to learn ATM, but in some spots u need to use FSG. But if u learn the Nash, then u need to adjust if ppl are not using Nash. (tighter, lighter)
HF

both flatting and folding A9-AT, even to a tight player, seems pretty absurd. even someone tight realises that when they are on the button, they need to openraise at least 20% of hands at any given time. And they will for sure not be willing to call all of those off vs a reraise all-in.