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Heads-Up Push/Fold Chart 20bb (Nash)

Heads-up at 20 big blinds: the Nash push/fold solution for both sides. The small blind jams 40% and the big blind calls 22% — both shown as full 13×13 charts with the expected value of every hand in big blinds, including the hands that are close to a coin flip.

Small blind — jamming range — 40.0%

AA+3.73AKs+2.37AQs+2.11AJs+1.87ATs+1.65A9s+1.31A8s+1.1A7s+0.93A6s+0.76A5s+0.76A4s+0.68A3s+0.63A2s+0.58
AKo+2.24KK+3.24KQs+1.01KJs+0.79KTs+0.59K9s+0.34K8s+0.21K7s+0.18K6s+0.14K5s+0.09K4s≈0K3s≈0K2s-0.06
AQo+1.94KQo+0.76QQ+2.94QJs+0.57QTs+0.48Q9s+0.31Q8s+0.2Q7s+0.06Q6s+0.05Q5s≈0Q4s≈0Q3s-0.1Q2s-0.16
AJo+1.7KJo+0.53QJo+0.29JJ+2.64JTs+0.49J9s+0.35J8s+0.24J7s+0.11J6s≈0J5s-0.05J4s-0.08J3s-0.14J2s-0.19
ATo+1.46KTo+0.31QTo+0.2JTo+0.21TT+2.36T9s+0.4T8s+0.28T7s+0.15T6s≈0T5s-0.13T4s-0.14T3s-0.19T2s-0.25
A9o+1.1K9o≈0Q9o≈0J9o+0.06T9o+0.1199+2.0698s+0.3197s+0.1996s+0.0695s-0.0894s-0.2193s-0.2492s-0.29
A8o+0.87K8o-0.1Q8o-0.11J8o-0.07T8o≈098o≈088+1.8287s+0.2586s+0.1385s≈084s-0.1583s-0.382s-0.32
A7o+0.68K7o-0.13Q7o-0.24J7o-0.19T7o-0.1597o-0.1187o≈077+1.6176s+0.1775s≈074s-0.1173s-0.2672s-0.4
A6o+0.51K6o-0.17Q6o-0.26J6o-0.34T6o-0.2996o-0.2486o-0.1876o-0.1466+1.3965s+0.0864s-0.0563s-0.1962s-0.33
A5o+0.5K5o-0.22Q5o-0.32J5o-0.37T5o-0.4495o-0.485o-0.3475o-0.2965o-0.2255+1.1754s≈053s-0.1352s-0.29
A4o+0.42K4o-0.28Q4o-0.36J4o-0.41T4o-0.4694o-0.5484o-0.4874o-0.4264o-0.3754o-0.344+0.9643s-0.1842s-0.32
A3o+0.36K3o-0.33Q3o-0.42J3o-0.47T3o-0.5393o-0.5783o-0.6473o-0.5863o-0.5253o-0.4543o-0.5333+0.7532s-0.4
A2o+0.31K2o-0.39Q2o-0.48J2o-0.53T2o-0.5892o-0.6482o-0.6672o-0.7462o-0.6852o-0.6242o-0.6832o-0.7422+0.62

JamMixedFold

Big blind — calling range — 21.7%

AA+14.76AKs+7.12AQs+6.35AJs+5.62ATs+4.94A9s+3.8A8s+2.78A7s+2.05A6s+1.38A5s+1.24A4s+0.86A3s+0.6A2s+0.39
AKo+6.41KK+11.92KQs+2.79KJs+2.18KTs+1.55K9s+0.5K8s-0.46K7s-0.74K6s-1K5s-1.33K4s-1.64K3s-1.83K2s-2.08
AQo+5.56KQo+1.81QQ+10.47QJs+1.06QTs+0.46Q9s-0.66Q8s-1.41Q7s-2.08Q6s-2.25Q5s-2.54Q4s-2.8Q3s-3Q2s-3.25
AJo+4.79KJo+1.13QJo-0.07JJ+9.12JTs-0.23J9s-1.35J8s-1.94J7s-2.62J6s-3.16J5s-3.3J4s-3.55J3s-3.75J2s-3.99
ATo+4.07KTo+0.48QTo-0.66JTo-1.39TT+7.85T9s-1.69T8s-2.17T7s-2.81T6s-3.38T5s-4.01T4s-4.15T3s-4.35T2s-4.6
A9o+2.83K9o-0.66Q9o-1.87J9o-2.58T9o-2.9199+6.1198s-2.5197s-3.1896s-3.7395s-4.394s-4.9293s-5.0292s-5.26
A8o+1.73K8o-1.68Q8o-2.68J8o-3.23T8o-3.4998o-3.8188+4.6887s-2.9186s-3.4585s-4.0484s-4.6383s-5.2482s-5.37
A7o+0.97K7o-1.97Q7o-3.38J7o-3.91T7o-4.1797o-4.5387o-4.2477+3.6176s-3.2975s-3.8274s-4.4473s-5.0672s-5.67
A6o+0.25K6o-2.29Q6o-3.55J6o-4.55T6o-4.7896o-5.186o-4.8276o-4.6666+2.6665s-3.6464s-4.2263s-4.862s-5.44
A5o+0.12K5o-2.61Q5o-3.85J5o-4.65T5o-5.4195o-5.6885o-5.3975o-5.265o-4.9655+1.7954s-3.8853s-4.4152s-5.1
A4o-0.3K4o-2.94Q4o-4.12J4o-4.95T4o-5.5894o-6.3884o-6.0674o-5.8564o-5.6154o-5.2444+0.9243s-4.6942s-5.29
A3o-0.6K3o-3.18Q3o-4.35J3o-5.17T3o-5.893o-6.4783o-6.7173o-6.5163o-6.2453o-5.8343o-6.1433+0.1532s-5.53
A2o-0.85K2o-3.41Q2o-4.61J2o-5.41T2o-6.0692o-6.7682o-6.8272o-7.1862o-6.952o-6.5242o-6.7632o-6.9622-0.59

CallMixedFold

Expected value per hand (bb)

Highest EV: AA +3.73 KK +3.24 QQ +2.94 JJ +2.64 AKs +2.37 TT +2.36 AKo +2.24 AQs +2.11

Barely +EV (near-indifferent): T6s +0.02 Q9o +0.02 98o +0.02 54s +0.02 75s +0.03 K4s +0.04 K9o +0.04 Q6s +0.05

Looks playable, quietly loses: J6s -0.01 T8o -0.02 85s -0.03 Q4s -0.04 87o -0.04 J5s -0.05 64s -0.05 K2s -0.06

At twenty blinds the small blind jams 40% and the big blind calls 22%. This is past the point where jamming is the best strategy — but it is exactly the point where knowing the jamming range protects you from getting it in badly.

The two ranges are now far apart: the small blind risks 20bb to win 1.5bb, and the big blind needs a genuinely good hand to pay it off. That asymmetry means a lot of the small blind's jams are still profitable purely on folds — but the downside when called has grown four-fold since 5bb.

If your opponent shoves 20bb, they are usually either following a chart or making a mistake. The chart tells you which hands beat a correct 40% range; anything looser than that from them, and you can widen. Do not widen on a hunch.

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FAQ

What is the correct heads-up shoving range at 20bb?

The small blind jams about 40% at 20bb; the full Nash range is on this page with the EV of every hand. Hands showing between +0.00 and +0.03bb are close to indifferent — shoving or folding them costs almost nothing in the long run.

Do these heads-up charts assume the big blind plays correctly?

Yes — both ranges are the equilibrium against each other (the big blind calls 22% here). If your opponent calls too wide, tighten your jams to value; if they fold too much, widen toward any two cards. The equilibrium is the baseline you deviate from, not a target to hit against a bad player.

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Push/fold tables are a self-computed chip-EV Nash equilibrium (Monte-Carlo hand-class equity with card removal, 25,000 samples, seed 1234; no ante — the heads-up tables are solved with ante = 0). Known limits, stated plainly: they ignore ICM, assume nobody overcalls an all-in, and use hand-class rather than exact-combo equity. Exploitability for this stack: 0 bb/hand.

Updated 2026-10-22

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