6 Max vs Full Ring

[provise444]

Not the swings, but the blinds are the reason what generates more action for the players, as there is less players around. Then In a full ring table (Not trying to be a smartass)

[RobUBlind]

I found this a while back and think is a very good range for 6max:
OPENING RANGES
UTG: 99+, AJo+, ATs+, KQs, *77-88, Ato
MP: 99+, ATo+, ATs+, KQs+, *77-88, QJs-KJs
CO: 66+, ATo+, A8s+, suited broadway, KQo, *KTo-KJo, QJo
Btn: CO range, + all PP, all sc's 67+, all one gappers 68+ *any two if blinds f2steal>80%
SB: 66+, ATo+, A9s+, QJs/o+, *any two if BB f2steal>70%
BB: purely dependent on who raised. UTG range basically vs anyone other than Btn, SB. Btn range vs
anyone else.
*play if table is passive. i tend to go by whether the people left to act have a 3b stat of less than
8%=passive.
obv this is super broad and changes on table dynamic but its a solid guidline to follow when 12-24
tabling
never call 3bs unless ESS makes sense to do so. no set mining. basically never playing out of blinds
unless im 3bing. big emphasis on looking for mass multitabling nits who i can 3b light, and 3bing as
light as KJs vs the typical fishtard population for value.
as for 3bing;
IP:
- AA: 4b v nit, flat 3b vs lagtard
- KK: same as AA
- QQ: flat 3b, adjust based on texture post
- JJ: same as QQ
- TT: 4b shove vs guys with a bigger 3b range than 8.5%, 4b/fold vs guys with lower than 8.5%
- AK: 4b/6b vs guys with a bigger 3b range than 3%, 4b/fold vs guys with lower than 3%
OOP:
- AA: 3b/5b shove
- KK: same as AA
- QQ: 3b/flat 4b, shove non AK flop
- JJ: 3b/fold
- TT: 3b/fold
-AK: 3b/fold
imo, most of your mistakes and losses will come from postflop play, but at least this will help you
have a better time post flop, by setting yourself up better preflop. with experience and time, as you
develop into a really competent poker player, you will find that it honestly barely matters how you
play preflop (within reason ofcourse) at these lev