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In Heads-Up play, why is the Button's opening range so much wider (80-90%) than in Six-Max (45-52%)?

  1. Because hand rankings change, and A2o becomes a premium.
  2. Because Heads-Up play is inherently more aggressive and less mathematical. (under this line) (under this line)
  3. Because the Big Blind is forced to defend 100% of their hands.
  4. Because folding the Button costs half a blind, and the steal incentive is high against a single defender.

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