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Big Blind calling range vs. UTG+2 shove - 12bb, 9-max
Big Blind calls 13% of hands here at 12bb effective (24 of 169 starting hands go in at full frequency). Facing an all-in from UTG+2, this is Big Blind's continuing range (call or shove) rather than an opening range.
This is a restricted shove/fold solve, not a complete opening strategy. It does not compare a shove with smaller raises, limps or postflop lines at this depth.
Model: chip-EV; 0.125bb ante per player, not a big-blind ante. Stacks are measured before posting blinds and antes. Solver 0.2.1. The opponent is already all-in; this is a continue-or-fold decision.
Exact mixed frequencies (6)
A7s 79% shove / 21% fold,A5s 1% shove / 99% fold,KTs 11% shove / 89% fold,QJs 2% shove / 98% fold,A9o 81% shove / 19% fold,33 15% shove / 85% fold
Big Blind vs. UTG+2 call range at 12bb, hand by hand
Always call — 24 of the 169 starting hands: 44+, A8s+, KJs+, ATo+, KQo
Less than always — 6 hands the solver calls only some of the time: A9o (81%), A7s (79%), 33 (15%), KTs (11%), QJs (2%), A5s (1%).
Across every hand dealt, that is 13% of hands played, weighted by how often each one is dealt.
Compared to 15bb
Big Blind calls 7 hands at 12bb that it folds at 15bb: A9s, A8s, A7s, KJs, KQo, A9o, 44.
Hands right on the edge
These aren't clean shove-or-fold decisions - the solver mixes its strategy on each one: A7s (79% call).
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Common questions
- What percentage of hands does Big Blind continue with against a UTG+2 all-in at 12bb?
- Big Blind calls 13% of hands at 12bb effective, 9-max. The chart compares only the listed all-in and fold decisions.
- Is this a baseline or an exploit range?
- This is a chip-EV baseline for a restricted shove/fold model. It does not compare limps, smaller raises or postflop play, and it is not a guarantee of unexploitable multiplayer play. Separate exploit solves target specified opponent tendencies.
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