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2026-09-14 Daily GTO Spot: BTN vs BB single-raised pot on QJ6, two clubs
This spot tests how you play T♠9♠ as the preflop raiser on a QJ6, two clubs board: 4 graded decisions against the Solver's solved strategy for a 100bb single-raised pot.
The hand, on the Solver's line
You hold T♠9♠; the Solver holds A♣6♣. Here is how the hand plays when both seats follow the Solver's most-frequent line at every node.
- flopQJ6pot 6bb
The Solver: bet 50% · You: call
- turnQJ64pot 12bb
The Solver: bet 50% · You: call
- riverQJ64Kpot 24bb
The Solver: check · You: bet 50% · The Solver: all-in · You: fold
- You fold; the Solver takes the 127bb pot.
The correct play, street by street
On Q♣J♣6♦, the Solver calls 100% of the time with T♠9♠, and takes the same action with 57% of its entire range here.
On Q♣J♣6♦4♥, the Solver calls 97% of the time with T♠9♠, and takes the same action with 73% of its entire range here.
On Q♣J♣6♦4♥K♣, the Solver bets 50% of pot 97% of the time with T♠9♠, and takes the same action with 24% of its entire range here.
On Q♣J♣6♦4♥K♣, the Solver mixes with T♠9♠: folds 75%, goes all-in 25%. Every listed action is correct at its stated frequency; that is what a mixed strategy means.
Concepts in this spot
The frequencies above come from a solver playing a mixed strategy shaped by board texture and range advantage. For the preflop ranges behind this battle, see the preflop charts; for the raw math, the odds calculator and push/fold charts.