Hello!
The below image represents the 25BB SB vs CO RFI strategy from the preflop charts.
Notice that the unsuited broadways JTo, QTo, KTo, QJo are in the green calling range, while the suited counterparts JTs, QTs, KTs, QJs are in the blue shoving range.
I find it very interesting, because in practice I apply the exact opposite approach. I'd rather flat the suited cards and shove the offsuit ones.
While the offsuits carsd are a bit weaker when shoving there is sill enough FE. The sutied cards play so much better postflop.
I wonder if this is explained somewhere. While I have watched a ton of stuff, I'm still new here and may have missed an obvious anser why the ranges are constructed this way.
The below image represents the 25BB SB vs CO RFI strategy from the preflop charts.
Notice that the unsuited broadways JTo, QTo, KTo, QJo are in the green calling range, while the suited counterparts JTs, QTs, KTs, QJs are in the blue shoving range.
I find it very interesting, because in practice I apply the exact opposite approach. I'd rather flat the suited cards and shove the offsuit ones.
While the offsuits carsd are a bit weaker when shoving there is sill enough FE. The sutied cards play so much better postflop.
I wonder if this is explained somewhere. While I have watched a ton of stuff, I'm still new here and may have missed an obvious anser why the ranges are constructed this way.
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