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Heads-up poker solver spots with the blind battle shown
Heads-up ranges are wide because every hand is a blind battle. Browse stored small-blind/button-versus-big-blind spots from 50–200bb, with the raise or 3-bet that created the pot shown before you read the flop strategy.
Heads-up cash · SB/button vs BB · single-raised · 200bb
Small blind, who is also the button, raises 3bb; big blind calls. The small blind has position after the flop.
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The button and small blind are one seat
In heads-up Hold’em, the small blind is the button and acts last after the flop. The library says that plainly so the hand does not inherit six-max assumptions.
Choose a stack depth
The heads-up catalog covers 50bb through 200bb. Deeper stacks leave more room for turn and river decisions, so use the closest depth before comparing a line.
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Questions about the public solver library
Are heads-up poker ranges wider than six-max ranges?
Usually, yes. With only one opponent and blinds arriving every hand, players contest far more pots. The saved heads-up context is why a heads-up board should not be read through a six-max chart.
What stack depths does the heads-up library cover?
The heads-up cash library covers 50–200bb effective stacks. Select the depth that is closest to the game you are reviewing before drawing a conclusion from a line.