One chart is called ''calling range against t90 three bet'''
I was wondering what ''T90'' means and what does it stand for. If it is the raising size, how do you get to a 90 3bet? What is the action proceding it?
One chart is called ''calling range against t90 three bet'''
I was wondering what ''T90'' means and what does it stand for. If it is the raising size, how do you get to a 90 3bet? What is the action proceding it?
T is tournament chips. Your starting stack in PS hypers is t500 and first blind level is t20/10.
A preflop 3bet to t90 is the same as a 3bet to 4,5BB, and the chart shows a calling range after getting 3bet to this sizing.
Just in case you are not familiar with the terms, a preflop 3bet is when a player reraises a raise preflop.
Ok thanks a lot! So is 4.5 bb the default 3bet for hypers at 10\20? Once we get into 15\30 what is the default 3bet? How is this calling chart going to change?
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I think once you get to around 15BB effective stack size you can start using 4BB as your non-all-inn 3bet size. More and more of your 3bets should be all-inn as the effective stack gets shorter.