60: bvb, QJ vs sb minraise
 

vaillain is unknown no reg.

i give him opening 30% and calling 10%, and icm says push. are those ranges reasonable vs unknown nonreg here?

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MP (t3255)
Button (t1825)
SB (t3250)
Hero (t1795)
UTG (t3375)

Preflop: Hero is BB with J[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img], Q[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img].
<font color="#666666">3 folds</font>, <font color="#CC3333">SB raises to t400</font>, <font color="#CC3333">Hero ???</font>

Re: 60: bvb, QJ vs sb minraise
 

I couldn't give him an open 30 unless he had been active up to this point, but it probably wouldn't be far off as a rule of thumb. Probably closer to open 25/call 10.

Re: 60: bvb, QJ vs sb minraise
 

I play v aggro in these spots vs min raises, so I would usually shove. Most villains open pretty wide here.

Re: 60: bvb, QJ vs sb minraise
 

I would think you'd be called significantly more than 10% of the time here given that villain is getting 1.6:1 and probably has some sort of hand...I'd think he'd be calling somewhere in the neighborhood of 30% although that's tough to quantify.

Re: 60: bvb, QJ vs sb minraise
 

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I would think you'd be called significantly more than 10% of the time here given that villain is getting 1.6:1 and probably has some sort of hand...I'd think he'd be calling somewhere in the neighborhood of 30% although that's tough to quantify.

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calling a shove with 30% of all hands? or 30% of his opening range?

if you mean the former, then what range do you give him for opening? 50%?

or if you mean 30% of his opening range then, thats what i meant by 10%