76o Push/Fold: When to Shove Seven-Six offsuit
76o is a Nash shove from the Button up to 2bb in 6-max and 9-max, and from the Small Blind up to 13bb.
In 6-max it shoves from Under the Gun up to 2bb, the Cutoff up to 2bb, the Button up to 2bb, and the Small Blind up to 13bb.
In 9-max it shoves from Under the Gun up to 2bb, the Middle Position up to 2bb, the Cutoff up to 2bb, the Button up to 2bb, and the Small Blind up to 13bb.
Ranks #107 of 169 hands by how often it shoves · shove in 40 of 225 solved spots · 12 combos
Verdict by seat and stack
How 76o compares
Suitedness is worth 34 extra shove spots here: 76s is a shove in 74 of the 225 solved spots, 76o in 40. From the 6-max Button 76s shoves up to 8bb and 76o up to 2bb.
Hand shape: as a connector it can make straights in both directions and the weak offsuit kicker is often dominated when called.
76o is an edge hand in 4 published spots, where the Nash solution mixes it: 6-max BTN 5bb (23%), 9-max BTN 5bb (23%), 6-max SB 15bb (21%), and 9-max SB 15bb (21%). In a true Nash mix both options earn about the same against the equilibrium callers, so a consistent default costs little.
76o push/fold FAQ
Is 76o a shove at 10bb?
At 10bb in 6-max, 76o is a shove from the Small Blind and a fold from Under the Gun, the Cutoff, and the Button. At 10bb in 9-max, 76o is a shove from the Small Blind and a fold from Under the Gun, the Middle Position, the Cutoff, and the Button.
Up to how many big blinds should 76o shove from the Button?
From the Button, 76o is a Nash shove up to 2bb in 6-max and 9-max.
Up to how many big blinds should 76o shove from the Small Blind?
From the Small Blind, 76o is a Nash shove up to 13bb in 6-max and 9-max.
What stack size do these verdicts assume?
Stacks are measured in big blinds behind the posted blinds, chip-EV, no antes, solved from 1 to 25bb. Shove means the Nash solution pushes the hand at least 95% of the time, fold at most 5%, and anything between is a mix.
How these numbers are computed: methodology and open dataset.
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