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Printable Push/Fold Charts
Every solved chip-EV range, one small chart per position, grouped by stack depth - built to print cleanly or save as a PDF straight from your browser's print dialog.
Landscape orientation fits the most per page, but portrait works fine too.
30bb effective
Under the Gun
8% shove
Hijack
10% shove
Cutoff
15% shove
Button
22% shove
Small Blind
40% shove
25bb effective
Under the Gun
10% shove
Hijack
13% shove
Cutoff
18% shove
Button
27% shove
Small Blind
43% shove
20bb effective
Under the Gun
13% shove
Hijack
16% shove
Cutoff
22% shove
Button
30% shove
Small Blind
48% shove
15bb effective
Under the Gun
17% shove
Hijack
21% shove
Cutoff
27% shove
Button
34% shove
Small Blind
57% shove
12bb effective
Under the Gun
20% shove
Hijack
24% shove
Cutoff
31% shove
Button
37% shove
Small Blind
63% shove
10bb effective
Under the Gun
22% shove
Hijack
28% shove
Cutoff
33% shove
Button
40% shove
Small Blind
65% shove
8bb effective
Under the Gun
26% shove
Hijack
30% shove
Cutoff
35% shove
Button
42% shove
Small Blind
71% shove
5bb effective
Under the Gun
32% shove
Hijack
34% shove
Cutoff
40% shove
Button
47% shove
Small Blind
78% shove
Common questions
- How do I save these charts as a PDF?
- Hit Print and choose “Save as PDF” as the destination in your browser’s print dialog. There’s no separate download - the page is laid out for paper, one stack depth per page, so whatever your browser prints is the chart pack.
- Which stack depths are included?
- Every depth with real practical demand: 5bb, 8bb, 10bb, 12bb, 15bb, 20bb, 25bb, and 30bb effective, at both 6-max and 9-max. Each page shows one depth with a small chart per position.
- Do these charts cover calling ranges as well as shoving ranges?
- The printable pack is opening (raise-first-in) ranges only - adding every facing-an-open spot would roughly double a document that’s meant to be skimmed at the table. Calling and defending ranges are in the push/fold calculator, which covers every spot at every depth.
- Are these Nash charts?
- No. They come from our own Linear CFR solve of each spot rather than from the published Nash equilibrium tables that most free chart packs reproduce, so the frequencies differ from the familiar charts in places - particularly on borderline hands, where the pack shows the exact solved frequency instead of rounding to a hard shove-or-fold line.
- Can I use these charts while I’m playing?
- On paper at a live table, that depends entirely on the venue’s rules - ask the floor. Most online sites prohibit real-time assistance during a hand, so treat the pack as study material and off-table review rather than something to consult mid-hand.
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