For this example lets have 10bb stacks effective. If we think our opponent is 3bet jamming over our min raise with this range:

22+,A2+,K8o+,K7s+,Q9o+,Q8s+,JTo,J9s+,T9s

We would need 40% vs their range for the call to be break even (assuming I did the math correctly).

Using poker stove, how would we find out what our calling range should be?

Would we plug in hand by hand or use a full range vs their range?


Sorry for noobish question.

you forgot to add pocket pairs to that range (22-AA)

Yes! I edited them into the op. Thank you.

Hand range with equity greater than 40.00%:

22+
A2s+, K5s+, Q9s+, J9s+, T9s
A2o+, K9o+, QTo+

to find a single hands equity vs that range just stove the range vs ur hand, to find everything u can minr call just get everything w/ >40% equity.

Perfect! Thanks for the reply.

I think the average villain 3B jam tighter . I think the flat alot of the hands you mentioned. Maybe something like this: TT-22, A2s+, K8s+, QTs+, A2o+, KTo+.

And then go tighter or weider depending of how tight/loose he played so far.

I agree that the average villain will flat and non all in 3b some of the hands I mentioned. I was more or less trying to confirm that the way I was finding what our calling range should be was correct.

Yeah but dont forget that some of those hands we should openjam or limp insead of raise-calling.

almost all of them at 10bb lol

Very true. Is open jamming Nash 10bb deep okay readless, or is it better to be more shallow? Also, would raise-calling with the higher end of our range be fine?

You adjust it to your oponent. If he doesnt 3bjam light you kan raisefold a bunch! If he 3b alot then you can jam nash. Then it also depends how he plays post. If he is passive you can rasise the top and bottom of your range and limp the range you want to see a flop with. If he is aggro, you jam nash (the weak part), and raise call light.