Ranges / Cutoff 12bb
Cutoff push/fold chart - 12bb, 6-max
Cutoff open-raises 31% of hands here at 12bb effective (51 of 169 starting hands go in at full frequency). The cutoff is close enough to the button to apply real pressure on the blinds, so the opening range widens noticeably here.
At this depth you're deep enough that a few of the weakest hands here play slightly better as a raise you can fold to real aggression than as a flat shove, though shoving stays close to optimal for the bulk of this range.
Cutoff shove range at 12bb, hand by hand
Always shove — 51 of the 169 starting hands: 22+, A2s+, K9s+, Q9s+, J9s+, T8s+, 98s, A4o+, KTo+, QJo
Less than always — 17 hands the solver shoves only some of the time: J8s (99%), 87s (99%), JTo (98%), K7s (97%), K8s (96%), QTo (95%), 97s (95%), Q8s (94%), A3o (94%), 76s (93%), K6s (15%), T7s (11%), K5s (5%), A2o (5%), 86s (3%), 65s (3%), J7s (2%).
Across every hand dealt, that is 31% of hands played, weighted by how often each one is dealt.
Compared to 15bb
Cutoff shoves 6 hands at 12bb that it folds at 15bb: QTo, 97s, 76s, A6o, A4o, A3o.
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