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Im having problem playing vs active BB.
By active I mean someone that folds less than lets 40% of hands.

Some of the regs Im playing against daily has stats like,

Fold vs steal: 18
3bet: 18

Fold vs steal: 30
3bet: 10

Fold vs steal: 30
3bet: 20

Fold vs steal: 23
3bet: 6

Fold vs steal:24
3bet: 28

Playing my normal SB range vs these guys wont be profitable.
Its hard to play such a wide range OOP.

How do we adjust our range when we cant steal the blind anymore?

My guess would be,
- Open bigger with a tighter range
- Open same range, defend more hands vs 3bet, by 4betting more
- Open same size with a tighter range

question is how much I should change my range and which hands to choose.

I guess taking away hands like 22-66, lower SC and some ofsuit hands.
keeping highcard hands.

Hope to get a good dicussion on this topic.

no one?

It depends on effective stacks, your open raise sizing, tournament structure? cash? ect..

100bb
2,5bb open
cash

mostly getiing 3bet to 7,5-8,5bb

Im playing mostly 50NL/100NL

Most highstakes players have an open limping range in the Small Blind against a good regular in the Big Blind.

You could try to limp the top 65% of hands, and then build your limp/folding, limp/calling and limp/reraising ranges. That would mean no open raising range.

I prefer a 3 big blind raise as default from the small blind with full stacks. I think limping is exploitive and should only be done vs passive players.

Without a read on what the big blind is 3 betting, I'm folding some hands, calling some hands, and 4 betting some hands. I just assume that the big blind is gonna be full of it often enough to make set mining and calling with suited connectors profitable until proven otherwise.

Build a range that includes raise-folds, raise-calls, raise-4bets, limp-reraises, limp-calls and limp-folds. You can probably play around 60-65% of hands profitably if you get your ranges right.

Thanks!

I will look into limping as that is new for me.

No joke?

Isnt this going to be very hard?

Do you have maybe a chart to share? I need something to start with

https://www.pokersnowie.com/preflop-advisor.html

Click START on the left. Click OPEN POSITION. Click SB.
That's supposedly a pseudo-optimal strategy for the SB in a 6-max game, with lots of limping. (Green hands should be opened 100% of the time, yellow can be limped or raised).
Whether Snowie is very good is arguable, but I think a modified version of its limping strategy can be quite effective.