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MarkNyet Reveals New Preflop Strategy for SB 3H vs Regular BB
StrategyJune 19, 2025·1 min read

MarkNyet Reveals New Preflop Strategy for SB 3H vs Regular BB


Poker player MarkNyet has introduced a new preflop strategy focused on playing only ORx2 from the small blind (SB) in 3-handed situations when the big blind (BB) is a regular. This strategy, presented as part of the Spin Project, aims to provide a unique approach to handling these scenarios.

MarkNyet begins by comparing the original Game Theory Optimal (GTO) ranges with updated ones that use this single sizing. He demonstrates how the solutions change with this new approach, offering a fresh perspective on preflop play.

Additionally, MarkNyet has created new tables for different stack sizes, ranging from 25bb to 13bb. These tables are designed to estimate the reaction of opponents to this line, providing a comprehensive guide for players looking to implement this strategy. He also explains the adaptations he has made to these ranges, how he optimizes this strategy in his game, and the adjustments he introduces to make it more efficient against regulars.

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