How to play Q6o

Queen-Six Offsuit

Q♠
6♥
Rank by playability
#90
#82 by equity vs a random hand
Top
53%
of all starting hands
Equity vs random
51.0%
heads-up
CategoryMarginal

Late-position only. Avoid bloating pots.

Equity vs random opponents

OpponentsEquity
vs 1 random hand51.0%
vs 3 random hands23.1%
vs 5 random hands14.4%

Monte Carlo simulation using our own hand evaluator — 300,000 trials per matchup with full boards dealt and ties split evenly.

By position

PositionAction
UTG
Under the Gun
fold
Outside the UTG opening range. Don't open.
MP
Middle Position
fold
Outside the MP opening range. Don't open.
CO
Cutoff
fold
Outside the CO opening range. Don't open.
BTN
Button
fold (or steal vs blinds)
Below BTN open threshold. Steal from BTN/CO if folded to you, otherwise fold.
SB
Small Blind
fold
Outside the SB opening range. Don't open.
BB
Big Blind (vs late open)
fold (or steal vs blinds)
Below BB open threshold. Steal from BTN/CO if folded to you, otherwise fold.

Postflop notes

  • Offsuit holding — relies primarily on top-pair/over-pair value when it hits.

What Q6o flops

Exact: all 19,600 possible flops dealt to Q6o. Rows overlap — a flush draw can come with a pair.

A pair or better32.43%
Top pair or better14.95%
Two pair or better3.47%
Open-ended straight draw2.29%
Gutshot straight draw5.88%
Nothing — no pair, no draw59.41%

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