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LJ Opening Range at 100bb — 6-Max Cash GTO Chart

At 100 big blinds in 6-max cash, GTO opens about 17% of hands first-in from the LJ — raising rather than limping or jamming at this depth. The grid below shows the exact opening range from solver data.
Jam Min-raise Limp Fold Partial fill = mixed frequency

Crafty Penguin GTO solver · 6-max cash (NL500) · 100bb deep · updated Jul 28, 2026

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How to play 100bb from the LJ

This is a first-in spot: everyone folds to you in the LJ in a 6-max cash game, 100bb deep. The solver opens about 17% of hands here. The tighter the position, the fewer hands clear the bar to commit your stack — every hand you jam has to show a profit against the calling ranges left to act behind you.

At 100bb the whole range plays as raise-or-fold — hands like AA, KK, QQ, AKs open every time, while a hand like 55 opens only about 61% of the time. With deep stacks there's no reason to jam or limp first-in: a standard raise builds the pot with your strong hands and takes down the blinds with the rest, while keeping you in position to play postflop.

Each cell is either open (teal) or fold (dark); a partly-filled square is a hand the solver opens only some of the time — a mixed frequency. Those borderline hands at the edge of the range are where opening ranges are most often misplayed, so they're the ones worth drilling.

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