How to play 66(How to Play 66 | Preflop GTO Strategy and Win Rate)
How to play 66 pocket sixes preflop? Win rate comparison, GTO play, common mistakes, and related tools — a complete guide to Texas Hold'em starting hands.
Preflop equity
| Matchup | 66 equity |
|---|---|
| 66 vs AKo | 52% |
| 66 vs AQs | 55% |
| 66 vs KK | 18% |
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GTO strategy
FAQ
FAQ
- Usually not, change to CO/BTN steal or set mine.
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