I am going to create a push fold chart for 6 man turbo sng.

I am going to go from 15BB to 5BB for all positions.

This will just be a template for me to use and I will adjust accordingly for different types of opponents, but in general it will be for when playing against average/bad players.

My question is:

What calling % would you say is about typical for an average player at say 15bb 10bb and 5bb? I am talking the micros here, so for 3.50 and under.

I just want to get a typical idea of calling % to start the chart because then I can easily figure out my push ranges.

I know charts arnt everything but while I am still relatively new to this format I feel it could help me to improve.


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I'd strongly recommend giving up this chart idea. It's very common to want to do this, and I understand why but charts are black and white and do not allow for in-game intuition and fluidity.

Charts also will never account for ICM. This is a big concern.

The variation in player styles also make giving average ranges hard too, even if it is possible. In order to get average ranges I think the only way is simply experience and put in volume. Only then will you get an idea of what you expect an average call range to be.

There is an easy solution however.

Instead of making initial assumptions about ranges learn NASH ICM shove fold as best you can.

When you know this inside out you WILL learn a grasp for whether people are calling too wide or too tight on average. There are so many different stack set ups that you really just need to run the spots yourself in HRC or ICMIZER over and over until you see patterns.

When you know what equilibrium is, you learn to adjust accordingly.

At micros, good ICM will PRINT money.

short version:

dont use charts
learn icm patterns
put in volume