SB open 50bb 6-Max Cash Preflop Study Range
Study baseline for SB open at 50bb effective stack depth.
Model: 6-max cash · 50bb · no ante · open size unspecified · rake unspecified
SB data records raise frequencies only. The remaining frequency may include limps or folds and is shown as Not Covered.
Curated study estimate, not a direct solver export. Open size and rake are unspecified; use it as a directional baseline.
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About the SB open 50bb Range
This chart shows the currently recorded 6-max cash preflop study strategy for SB open at 50bb effective stack depth. Each cell represents one of 169 starting-hand classes and is colored by its raise, call, and fold frequencies.
How to Read This Chart
The diagonal shows pocket pairs, the upper triangle suited hands, and the lower triangle offsuit hands. Select a cell to inspect its recorded frequencies.
Recorded Raise
41.7%
Weighted combinations with a recorded raise frequency
Format
6-max cash · none ante
Rake: unspecified
Source
curated_6max_cash_baseline_v1
curated
Updated
Recorded baseline date
How to interpret the strategy
Start with the weighted range share, then select individual cells to inspect their raise, call and fold mix. Pure actions mark a clear choice inside this recorded model; mixed cells usually sit near a strategic boundary. Compare neighboring pairs, suited hands and offsuit hands before trying to memorize exceptions. This chart does not explain a different stack, rake model, opponent position or preflop action.
Common study mistakes
- Using this 6-max cash baseline for tournaments, antes, ICM or a different effective stack.
- Reading every mixed cell as a command to randomize without first understanding the adjacent hand classes.
- Ignoring an adapted-source or mixed-opponent warning when comparing the chart with another tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
What game does this SB open chart model?
It is a recorded 6-max cash-game study baseline for SB open at 50bb, with no ante and unspecified rake. It is not an MTT or ICM chart.
Are these frequencies a universal GTO answer?
No. They describe the recorded model and source shown on the page. Opponent assumptions, rake, stack depth and action history can change the strategy; adapted estimates are labeled.
How should I study a mixed-frequency hand?
Select the cell, compare its raise, call and fold weights, then study nearby hand classes and the exact scenario. Treat the mix as a property of this baseline rather than a live randomizer instruction.