Push/fold charts
A Nash push fold quiz, one stack depth at a time
Sixteen solved heads-up jam-or-call ranges, published as a short stack trainer MTT players can work through depth by depth: guess a range before you open the page, then check it against the solve. Stack depth and the ante are two separate axes, not one sliding scale, so they are grouped as two ladders below rather than mixed into a single list.
No ante
2bb
Jams 100%, calls 100%
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Jams 89%, calls 75%
View the chart6bb
Jams 79%, calls 58%
View the chart8bb
Jams 71%, calls 47%
View the chart10bb
Jams 65%, calls 40%
View the chart12bb
Jams 59%, calls 35%
View the chart15bb
Jams 51%, calls 30%
View the chart20bb
Jams 43%, calls 23%
View the chart25bb
Jams 38%, calls 19%
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With a 1bb ante
6bb with an ante
Jams 92%, calls 83%
View the chart8bb with an ante
Jams 86%, calls 69%
View the chart10bb with an ante
Jams 80%, calls 59%
View the chart12bb with an ante
Jams 75%, calls 52%
View the chart15bb with an ante
Jams 69%, calls 44%
View the chart20bb with an ante
Jams 60%, calls 35%
View the chart25bb with an ante
Jams 52%, calls 30%
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These ranges are solved here rather than copied from a published chart. The solver runs an iterative approximation, so treat the overall jamming frequency as reliable and the exact borderline cells as the least certain part of the grid. Hands on the edge of the range are close to break-even either way, which is why they are also the ones the solver is least sure about.
Prefer one page with every depth on it? Use the full push/fold chart tool, or drill the same jam-or-fold decision with tournament ICM pressure applied in the ICM push/fold drill.