Ranges / UTG+2 30bb

UTG+2 push/fold chart - 30bb, 9-max

UTG+2 open-raises 8% of hands here at 30bb effective (13 of 169 starting hands go in at full frequency). Two seats after under the gun, the last of the truly early positions at a 9-max table - still tight, but a step looser than UTG and UTG+1.

At this depth this range plays more like a standard open-raise than a shove - there's enough stack behind to apply real postflop pressure, and folding the weaker hands to a 3-bet is a genuinely live option.

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UTG+2 shove range at 30bb, hand by hand

Always shove13 of the 169 starting hands: TT+, ATs+, KJs+, AQo+

Less than always — 16 hands the solver shoves only some of the time: QJs (97%), A5s (96%), A4s (93%), 77 (91%), A8s (85%), A3s (58%), QTs (35%), A7s (24%), A2s (15%), 99 (15%), KTs (10%), A6s (9%), AJo (8%), KQo (6%), 88 (6%), A9s (1%).

Across every hand dealt, that is 8% of hands played, weighted by how often each one is dealt.

Hands right on the edge

These aren't clean shove-or-fold decisions - the solver mixes its strategy on each one: A7s (24% shove), A3s (58% shove), QTs (35% shove).

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