This is a pretty huge subject, about how to play from the small blind in a heads up situation.
I have loads of questions, I wrote out a post and it just made no sense, so will try to keep it simple and hope I get something out of it.
(out of interest has anyone ever taken HU sngs really seriously? like played a load of them??)
Both stacks are 10 big blinds.
My playable range from the small blind is going to be all pairs, aces kings, queens and suited jacks.
Is it correct to jam 100% of this range? Or is it ever correct to try and induce here?
If min raising to induce with 88+ AJs+ is a valid tactic, it also allows me to build in total junk hands as a steal? For example min raise then fold w/ 2-3o to balance the times that I'm min raising aces?.....
But then raise/folding from a 10xbb stack is terrible? - so is the above just wrong? 8 bigs is still a winable situation when the average is 10x??????
Obviously we adapt to our opponent, but for this discussion just assume he plays a solid game, but is abit too tight when playing a 10xbb stack.
I'm hoping this post will get going, as I have loadsssssssss I wanna talk about.
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in the big blind
vs good aggro players just default to Nash
vs tight passive players Nash will overvalue your hands imo
if in doubt folding is rarely bad
I've never taken HU SnGs seriously, but a few months ago I played a couple of hundred turbo tables to sharpen my short-stack HU game for MTT final tables.
they are good for bumhunting why share the love?
i play the standard 10min blinds 100 deep and even vs better players there is plenty of play the avg game last 11 mins, but i would agree the turbo 70bb games are high variance and a waste of time
10 BB defo shove or fold unless you got read opponent total nit and will fold to min raise