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Heads-Up Push/Fold Chart 5bb (Nash)

Heads-up at 5 big blinds: the Nash push/fold solution for both sides. The small blind jams 74% and the big blind calls 62% — 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 — 73.9%

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AQoKQoQQQJsQTsQ9sQ8sQ7sQ6sQ5sQ4sQ3sQ2s
AJoKJoQJoJJJTsJ9sJ8sJ7sJ6sJ5sJ4sJ3sJ2s
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A9oK9oQ9oJ9oT9o9998s97s96s95s94s93s92s
A8oK8oQ8oJ8oT8o98o8887s86s85s84s83s82s
A7oK7oQ7oJ7oT7o97o87o7776s75s74s73s72s
A6oK6oQ6oJ6oT6o96o86o76o6665s64s63s62s
A5oK5oQ5oJ5oT5o95o85o75o65o5554s53s52s
A4oK4oQ4oJ4oT4o94o84o74o64o54o4443s42s
A3oK3oQ3oJ3oT3o93o83o73o63o53o43o3332s
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JamMixedFold

Big blind — calling range — 61.7%

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AQoKQoQQQJsQTsQ9sQ8sQ7sQ6sQ5sQ4sQ3sQ2s
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AToKToQToJToTTT9sT8sT7sT6sT5sT4sT3sT2s
A9oK9oQ9oJ9oT9o9998s97s96s95s94s93s92s
A8oK8oQ8oJ8oT8o98o8887s86s85s84s83s82s
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A6oK6oQ6oJ6oT6o96o86o76o6665s64s63s62s
A5oK5oQ5oJ5oT5o95o85o75o65o5554s53s52s
A4oK4oQ4oJ4oT4o94o84o74o64o54o4443s42s
A3oK3oQ3oJ3oT3o93o83o73o63o53o43o3332s
A2oK2oQ2oJ2oT2o92o82o72o62o52o42o32o22

CallMixedFold

Expected value per hand (bb)

Highest EV: AA +3.1 KK +2.84 QQ +2.58 JJ +2.31 TT +2.09 AKs +1.97 99 +1.88 AQs +1.87

Barely +EV (near-indifferent): 93s +0.01 86o +0.01 94s +0.02 T6o +0.02 63s +0.03 J4o +0.03 T2s +0.04 84s +0.04

Looks playable, quietly loses: 96o -0.01 J3o -0.01 73s -0.02 52s -0.02 54o -0.03 92s -0.04 42s -0.04 83s -0.05

At five big blinds heads-up, the small blind is shoving 74% of all hands and the big blind is calling 62%. This is nearly a coin-flip contest between two very wide ranges — the hand you are dealt matters far less than getting the frequencies right.

The pot is 1.5bb before the shove and the small blind risks 4.5bb to win it, so almost any two cards show a profit. The big blind, calling 4bb into a pot of 9.5bb, needs only about 42% equity — which is why hands well outside any normal calling range are still calls here.

At this depth there is essentially no folding equity left for either player and no post-flop game to speak of. Play the chart, and do not let a bad run of showdowns talk you into folding hands that the maths says are profitable.

FAQ

What is the correct heads-up shoving range at 5bb?

The small blind jams about 74% at 5bb; 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 62% 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, 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: 0.004 bb/hand.

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