PreFlop Camp — free GTO preflop poker trainer中文

Heads-Up Push/Fold Chart 25bb (Nash)

Heads-up at 25 big blinds: the Nash push/fold solution for both sides. The small blind jams 36% and the big blind calls 17% — 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 — 36.0%

AAAKsAQsAJsATsA9sA8sA7sA6sA5sA4sA3sA2s
AKoKKKQsKJsKTsK9sK8sK7sK6sK5sK4sK3sK2s
AQoKQoQQQJsQTsQ9sQ8sQ7sQ6sQ5sQ4sQ3sQ2s
AJoKJoQJoJJJTsJ9sJ8sJ7sJ6sJ5sJ4sJ3sJ2s
AToKToQToJToTTT9sT8sT7sT6sT5sT4sT3sT2s
A9oK9oQ9oJ9oT9o9998s97s96s95s94s93s92s
A8oK8oQ8oJ8oT8o98o8887s86s85s84s83s82s
A7oK7oQ7oJ7oT7o97o87o7776s75s74s73s72s
A6oK6oQ6oJ6oT6o96o86o76o6665s64s63s62s
A5oK5oQ5oJ5oT5o95o85o75o65o5554s53s52s
A4oK4oQ4oJ4oT4o94o84o74o64o54o4443s42s
A3oK3oQ3oJ3oT3o93o83o73o63o53o43o3332s
A2oK2oQ2oJ2oT2o92o82o72o62o52o42o32o22

JamMixedFold

Big blind — calling range — 17.3%

AAAKsAQsAJsATsA9sA8sA7sA6sA5sA4sA3sA2s
AKoKKKQsKJsKTsK9sK8sK7sK6sK5sK4sK3sK2s
AQoKQoQQQJsQTsQ9sQ8sQ7sQ6sQ5sQ4sQ3sQ2s
AJoKJoQJoJJJTsJ9sJ8sJ7sJ6sJ5sJ4sJ3sJ2s
AToKToQToJToTTT9sT8sT7sT6sT5sT4sT3sT2s
A9oK9oQ9oJ9oT9o9998s97s96s95s94s93s92s
A8oK8oQ8oJ8oT8o98o8887s86s85s84s83s82s
A7oK7oQ7oJ7oT7o97o87o7776s75s74s73s72s
A6oK6oQ6oJ6oT6o96o86o76o6665s64s63s62s
A5oK5oQ5oJ5oT5o95o85o75o65o5554s53s52s
A4oK4oQ4oJ4oT4o94o84o74o64o54o4443s42s
A3oK3oQ3oJ3oT3o93o83o73o63o53o43o3332s
A2oK2oQ2oJ2oT2o92o82o72o62o52o42o32o22

CallMixedFold

Expected value per hand (bb)

Highest EV: AA +3.74 KK +3.24 QQ +2.9 JJ +2.53 AKs +2.3 TT +2.24 AKo +2.17 AQs +2.01

Barely +EV (near-indifferent): Q7s +0.01 J9o +0.01 Q6s +0.02 96s +0.02 J7s +0.04 65s +0.05

Looks playable, quietly loses: K4s -0.01 T6s -0.01 Q9o -0.01 Q5s -0.02 K9o -0.02 75s -0.02 54s -0.03 K3s -0.04

At twenty-five blinds the small blind jams 36% and the big blind calls 17%. This is the deepest stack on the chart and the one where a jam-or-fold strategy is furthest from optimal — a raise-fold game beats it clearly here.

So why publish it? Because it is the boundary. It tells you the exact point where a hand stops being worth 25bb preflop, and it tells you what a correct shove looks like when an opponent hands you one. The hands sitting at +0.01bb in the EV table are the whole lesson: they are barely a shove, and calling them wide is a mistake.

The exploitability of this stack is among the highest on the chart, which is the honest way of saying the approximation is loosest here. Treat these numbers as a guide to the shape of the ranges, not as gospel on individual borderline hands.

Save or print this chart

Heads-Up Push/Fold Chart 25bb (Nash) — 13×13 poker range chart, colour-coded by action
Heads-Up Push/Fold Chart 25bb (Nash) — printable 13×13 chart from PreFlop Camp
Download printable PDF — free, no email

FAQ

What is the correct heads-up shoving range at 25bb?

The small blind jams about 36% at 25bb; 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 17% 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.

Train these spots free →

Related charts

Heads-Up Push/Fold Chart 5bb (Nash)Heads-Up Push/Fold Chart 8bb (Nash)Heads-Up Push/Fold Chart 10bb (Nash)Heads-Up Push/Fold Chart 12bb (Nash)UTG Opening Range (6-Max)BB Defence vs Button Open (6-Max)

All preflop charts

Train these on your phone
The trainer that draws these charts is a free download — core training is free, no signup, works offline.
Get it on Google PlayDownload on the App Store

Push/fold tables are a self-computed chip-EV Nash equilibrium (Monte-Carlo hand-class equity, 25,000 samples, seed 1234). Known limits, stated plainly: they ignore ICM, and the model does not apply card removal to the callers' range — so offsuit aces, which block a caller's AA/AK/AQ/AJ, are slightly undervalued. Exploitability for this stack: 0 bb/hand.

Updated 2026-09-12

Also train postflop: Postflop Coach (same maker)