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  1. April 5th, 2012 #1
    JPainter
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    Default Starting Hand Preflop Chart for 6-max .05.10

    Tell me what you guys think of this for a starting hand preflop chart for 6-max FL cash tables.

    UTG: Pairs: AA-88
    Suited: AK-AT, KQ-KJ, QJ
    Offsuit: AK-AQ

    MP: Pairs: AA-66
    Suited: AK-A9, KQ-KT, QT-QJ, JT
    Offsuit: AK-AJ, KQ

    CO: Pairs: AA-22
    Suited: Ax, KQ-K6, QJ-Q9, JT-J9, T9-T8, 98
    Offsuit: AK-A9, KQ-KT, QJ


    BT: Pairs: AA-22
    Suited: Ax, KQ-K8, QJ-Q7, JT-J7, T9-T7, 98-97, 87
    Offsuit: AK-A9, KQ-K9, QJ-Q9, JT-J9, T9
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  2. April 28th, 2012 #2
    mr beer
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    I would open all pairs from all positions. I think you overvalue suited cards such as JTs from MP / Q9s from CO /T7s from BTN, that's just me though.

    CO and especially BTN need to be very flexible, for example against some players I would open literally 100% from the BTN and against aggro but stupid restealers I would tighten right up.
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