All these range is from the 10bb shoving chart. Should we adjust by folding these hand? Also hands like 76o, 74s+, 86o, 84s+, 96o+, 93s+.a lot more hands like Q2o.all these hands have around 45% equity against random range. How do we adjust the chart if BB is calling every shove? Should we shove tighter or looser?Ĥ3s, 53s+ 63s+ these hand has around 40% equity against random range. That means they are not the most profitable solutions in all cases.
Game theory solutions balance exploitive vs exploitable. If they call every single bet, you should play any hand that is better than 50% against ATC (anything better than Q7). Taking the two extremes, if a player always folds to any raise, you should bet every single hand. If an opponent is noticeably unbalanced, you should adjust for that leak. It does not mean that this is the maximally exploitive solution. What this means is that regardless of players tendency, this strategy represents the minimimu risk with the maximum potential gain. Assuming we are talking about the Nash shove charts, any game theory solution is designed to be indifferent to opponents counter strategy.
