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A7s

A starting hand consisting of an Ace and a 7 of the same suit. It is a medium-weak suited hand, often played as a specu…

Ace Seven Suited

A starting hand of an Ace and a 7 of the same suit.

BB 30bb Resteal

When holding about 30 big blinds, the big blind player performs a 3-bet resteal against the opponent's open-raise.

BB 25bb Resteal

In the big blind BB facing a raise from a short stack about 25bb, re-raise with a wider range to steal the dead money i…

MP 15bb ICM Spot

Refers to a key situation in a tournament where a player is in middle position with a stack of 15 big blinds and needs …

BTN 10bb Defense

When facing effective stacks of about 10 big blinds on the button, adjust calling and raising ranges to defend against …

10bb Resteal

When the stack depth is approximately 10 big blinds, a counter-strategy of re-raising against an opponent's blind-steal…

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