Poker Term
10bb全下弃牌策略（10bb Push Fold）
10bb Push Fold
10bb-push-fold When the stack depth is about 10 big blinds, a simplified strategy where players only push or fold based on hand strength.
Overview
10bb Push Fold is a standard strategy in Texas Hold'em when holding a short stack (especially around 10 big blinds). At this stack depth, post-flop maneuverability is extremely limited, so the optimal play typically simplifies to either pushing all-in or folding preflop to maximize fold equity and pot odds advantage.
Strategy Principles
- Push: Actively go all-in with strong hands or hands with sufficient equity, forcing opponents to fold and win the blinds and dead money, or win at showdown.
- Fold: Discard weak hands to avoid investing chips in unfavorable positions.
- This strategy relies on hand rankings and opponent fold rates, often using approximate GTO equilibrium ranges. For example, pushing with about 20%-30% of hands, including all pairs, high cards, and some suited connectors.
Common Range (Example)
- Push Range: 22+, A2s+, K9s+, QTs+, JTs, ATo+, KJo+, QJo (approximately 25% of hands)
- Fold Range: Marginal hands below the above standard.
Notes
- Actual application should be adjusted based on opponents: if opponents fold too often, expand the push range; if opponents have a wide calling range, tighten it.
- In tournaments, ICM pressure exists, which may require a more conservative approach.
- Players with strong post-flop skills can incorporate some calls, but at 10bb, Push Fold remains mainstream.
Related Terms
- Push Fold Strategy: A general term referring to the simplified all-in/fold approach for short stacks.
- Short Stack Strategy: Common playstyle for stack depth ≤20bb.
- ICM: Independent Chip Model, affecting decisions in tournaments.