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Poker Position Trainer
Learn when to raise, call, or fold preflop based on your position and hole cards — Early, Middle, Late, Dealer, Small Blind, and Big Blind. Instant feedback with explanation. Free.
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Everyone folded (or limped) around to you — no raise came back. You're only ever facing this as the Big Blind.
You — Big Blind · JJ · strength 12
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Nobody raised. It's free to see a flop — check or fold?
⚠ DISCLAIMERFor educational purposes only. Not gambling or financial advice. These are simplified 100bb 6-max cash-game guidelines using the Chen Formula for hand strength — not solved GTO ranges. Opening ranges are combo-weighted to match published charts; facing-a-raise and facing-a-3-bet thresholds (Big Blind defend-by-opener, 3-bet-or-fold, cold-call/4-bet/fold) are directional approximations — real solved percentages vary by rake, stakes, and raise sizing more than by position alone. Real 3-bet and 4-bet ranges are also polarized (premium value hands plus a smaller mix of blocker/suited bluffs), which a single strength cutoff cannot fully capture. Real decisions depend on stack depth, antes, opponent tendencies, and table dynamics.Sources: FreeBetRange — 6-Max Preflop Charts · Upswing Poker — Big Blind Defense · ThePokerBank — Chen Formula · SplitSuit — Understanding 3-Bet Ranges · Pokerology — When to Cold Call · Upswing Poker — Playing Versus 3-Bets
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