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NLH 6-max · GTO Charts

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My seat · Who opened — tap the opener (everyone between folds)
Who opened — tap the opener (everyone between folds)
Select a hand to see its strategy.
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All-inAll-in ≥ 85% (pure shove — all-in categories take priority)All-in/RaiseAll-in ≥ 30%, then small raise ≥ 15%All-in/CallAll-in ≥ 30%, then call ≥ 15%All-in/FoldAll-in ≥ 30%, then fold ≥ 15% (polarised)100% ValueAggressive ≥ 90% and EV ≥ 0.06100% BluffAggressive ≥ 90% and EV < 0.0650% BluffAggressive 50–90%, mixed with calls30% BluffAggressive 30–50%, mixed with callsRaise/FoldAggressive ≥ 30%, fold ≥ 30%, call < 15% (polarised)CallCall ≥ 90%, or aggressive < 30% and call ≥ 50%50% Call/FoldCall 30–50%FoldNone of the above (mostly fold)

How to use it

  1. Pick a stack depth (20–300 bb).
  2. Pick the actions before your turn, in order. With nothing picked, the chart starts at the UTG open (RFI).
  3. The 13×13 grid colours each hand by how often it folds, calls, raises or goes all in. Tap a cell to pin that hand’s frequencies.

Frequently asked questions

What is a GTO preflop chart?

A table of a solver’s balanced strategy — one an opponent can’t exploit however they respond — as frequencies for each hand. In many spots the same hand is played more than one way (a mixed strategy).

What game is the solution for?

6-max No-Limit Hold’em cash at NL25, with a single 2.5x open size. The tree has no cold-call branch, so squeeze spots don’t appear.

How do I follow a mixed frequency like 60% raise, 40% call?

It means mixing the two in that ratio instead of always making the same play. To keep it simple at first, play the more frequent action.

How can I practise the charts?

The Preflop GTO Trainer deals you hands from the same charts so you can learn them by playing.