Charts

These ranges are taken from Nash push-fold charts and checked against public ones: this spot is solved math, there are no solver disagreements here. From 15 blinds push-fold no longer applies - that's regular opening territory (chart above). HJ plays the CO chart.

Opener's position:

An average of solver charts and a practical micro-stakes baseline: thin solver "junk" at the calling edges is trimmed - it doesn't make money against weak fields. The coach only flags 3-bets clearly wider than this boundary. Defense against a small-blind open is a different spot and isn't judged by this chart.

Your position:

The most nuanced preflop spot, so the chart only judges the 3-bet: cold calling is deliberately not graded - it depends heavily on position, opponent and depth. The coach only flags 3-bets clearly wider than the boundary.

Your position:

Isolation is almost the opening range, but slightly tighter: small pairs 22-66 are better off just limping along (set-mining cheaply), and the junky bottom folds. Against several limpers or with a big sizing isolate even tighter.

Defence against a raise over your limp is wider than usual here, and that is deliberate: opponents know that limping means seeing a cheap flop, so they attack limps widely - including with trash. Against that, an ace, king, broadway or a suited hand already calls. Limp-raising is NOT part of the reference: it is a situational play based on reading the opponent (works against an aggressive regular, pointless against a passive one), so the coach never treats its absence as a mistake.

Opener position:

Your stack:

Pusher position:

Pusher stack:

Your open position:

Jammer's stack:

Your open position: