Push/Fold Nash Charts (Heads-Up)
Game-theory optimal shove charts for heads-up no-limit hold'em: drag the stack slider from 1 to 25 big blinds and the 13×13 grid shows exactly which hands the small blind should jam and which hands the big blind should call off. Click any hand for its jam or call EV against the equilibrium opponent, in big blinds.
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Notes
- The equilibrium is computed offline by fictitious play over all 169 hand classes, using exact enumerated preflop equities with card removal; residual exploitability is under 0.001 bb.
- Charts assume the jam-or-fold game: blinds 0.5/1 bb, no antes, and the small blind may only shove or fold. At deeper stacks smaller raises become better than jamming — treat 15 bb+ charts as a worst-case baseline.
- A mixed cell (partly shaded) means the equilibrium jams that hand only part of the time; its EV is close to folding either way.
- Gambling math is informational only, not betting advice. Gambling involves risk of loss; only play with money you can afford to lose, and only if you are 18+ (or of legal age where you live).