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SB open raise range at 200bb — 6-max cash game

6-max · cash games · 200bb eff

At 200bb effective in a 6-max cash game, GTO preflop strategy plays 47.7% of hands from the Small Blind when the action folds to you: 35.7% open raise to 3bb, 11.9% limp, and 52.4% fold. 93 of the 169 starting hands are played as a mixed strategy rather than a pure one. For comparison, the same seat at 150bb plays 50.2% — 2.5 points tighter. At this depth, Button plays 48.4%.

Open raise 3bb35.7%474 combos
Limp11.9%158 combos
Fold52.4%694 combos
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Range in text form
Pure opens (100%): ATs, K2s, QTs+, Q3s, J6s, T6s
Opened at 50%+ frequency: 22+, A3s+, K2s+, QTs+, Q8s-Q2s, J4s+, T6s+, 97s-96s, 85s+, 75s+, 64s+, 53s+, A5o+, K8o+, Q9o+, J9o+, T8o+, 98o+
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Frequently asked

What percentage of hands should you open from the Small Blind at 200bb?

In a 6-max cash game at 200bb effective, GTO strategy plays 47.7% of hands, mostly as an open raise to 3bb.

What is the standard open raise size from the Small Blind at 200bb?

3bb. The size comes from the solution itself, not a convention.

Which hands are always opened from the Small Blind at 200bb?

The pure (100% frequency) part of the range is: ATs, K2s, QTs+, Q3s, J6s, T6s.