Psyanide14
Legend
Silver Level
You should check out the push/fold charts for this information. It depends on stack sizes, positions, etc. I believe there is one here on the forum. I use preflop+ App. It’s free for basic functions and gives you Nash charts for ranges to shove or call a shove based on stack sizes and positions. Very easy to use. You can always adapt to the table dynamics but gives you a great starting point.
sharipov8090
Legend
Silver Level
it seems to me that there is no pre-flop in principle.And we go to ollin with a ready hand.It is not cost-effective to go to ollin yourself, you can scare off your opponent.But to call ollins with a ready hand is primitive.
Phoenix Wright
Legend
Loyaler
Every situation is different and what hands to go All-in with (or what hands we call off an All-in with) depends on a lot of variables such as effective chip stack sizes, opponent play-style and table image and so on.
When short stacked with 10 Big Blinds or less, or 15 Big Blinds or less if there is an ante in play), then we might open-shove All-in profitably with a range of hands like the "magic range" Collin Moshman and Katie Dozier describe in the cardschat 30 Day Course. It is entirely free for cardschat members, so why not check it out?
https://www.cardschat.com/become-a-winning-poker-player/
The "magic range" given is a range of hands that perform better than some might expect when short-stacked. This range includes All suited Aces, All pocket pairs and All suited Broadway cards.
We might modify this range based on other factors when we become more experiences poker players, but this "magic range" is a close enough range to get you started so you aren't that exploitable.
This is a range only when short stacked though. If we have 100 Big Blinds in our stack, then we probably don't want to be calling off a random All-in shove without a good reason. AA and KK is almost always worth getting all of your chips in with though.
Zapahlohotrona
Visionary
Silver Level
You need a starting hand chart. There are tons of poker charts and starting hand tables online. There are plenty of them in the poker books, on the forums.
corleonegerber
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Depends of position and stack
I like to play more tight in early game, because there is no reason to go all in ever time when the blinds are cheaps. But if you have about 15bb, i think even JJ+ or AQo+ are good options to shove.
I like to play more tight in early game, because there is no reason to go all in ever time when the blinds are cheaps. But if you have about 15bb, i think even JJ+ or AQo+ are good options to shove.
