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Razz: solver answers

Razz spots answered by PokerToast's own heads-up limit solver: the question, the solver's answer in one sentence, then the numbers and the method on each page.

Start here: Razz 3rd street: completing, stealing and defending the bring-in (13 spots) · Razz 4th street and later: bricks, pairs and made hands (10 spots)

• In Razz, should I complete 8-6-3 against a King bring-in?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver completes with 8-6-3 against a King bring-in 96% of the time.
• In Razz, should I defend my bring-in (King up, A-2 in the hole) when a 5 completes?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver calls with A-2 under a King when a 5 completes against its bring-in 99.6% of the time.
• In Razz, should I slowplay A-2-3 on third street or complete (against a King bring-in)?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver just calls the bring-in with A-2-3 against a King bring-in 97% of the time.
• In Razz, should I complete A-2-3 when the bring-in shows a low card (a 6)?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver completes with A-2-3 against a 6 bring-in 99% of the time.
• In Razz, I have 8-6-3 and catch a King on 4th street; my opponent (who completed) shows 5-2 and bets. Call or fold?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver calls with 8-6-3-K against 5-2 showing 95% of the time.
• In Razz, should I call on 7th street with a 9-low when my opponent shows K-8-4-2 and bets?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver calls with a 9-7 low against K-8-4-2 showing 99.4% of the time.
• In Razz, should I steal with a 7 up and K-Q in the hole against a King bring-in?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver completes with K-Q under a 7 against a King bring-in 76% of the time, and just calls the bring-in 24%.
• In Razz 5th street, I have 7-5-2 with a Queen and a Jack; my opponent shows 6-4-3 and bets. Fold?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver folds with 7-5-2-Q-J against 6-4-3 showing 99.7% of the time.
• In Razz, I brought in with an 8 (6-3 in the hole) and a 7 completes. Call or re-raise?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver calls with 8-6-3 when a 7 completes against its bring-in 94% of the time.
• In Razz, I brought in with a Queen (3-2 in the hole) and an 8 completes. Defend?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver calls with 3-2 under a Queen when an 8 completes against its bring-in 94% of the time.
• In Razz 4th street, my 8-6-3 caught a 2 and my opponent (5 up) caught a King. I act first: bet or check?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver bets with 8-6-3-2 against 5-K showing, first to act 70% of the time, and checks 30%.
• In Razz 4th street, my 7-5-3 caught another 3 (a pair); my opponent shows 6-4 and bets. Call or fold?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver calls with 7-5-3-3 against 6-4 showing 95% of the time.
• In Razz 5th street, I have a made 9-8 low (9-8-5-3-2); my opponent shows 6-4-3 and bets. Call, raise or fold?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver calls with a made 9-8 low against 6-4-3 showing 99.5% of the time.
• In Razz 6th street, I have a made 8-7 low; my opponent shows 7-5-4-2 and bets. Call, raise or fold?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver calls with a made 8-7 low against 7-5-4-2 showing 99.4% of the time.
• In Razz, should I complete a three-card 9 (9-5-2) against a King bring-in?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver completes with 9-5-2 against a King bring-in 99% of the time.
• In Razz, should I complete a three-card 9 (9-5-2) when the bring-in shows an 8?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver just calls the bring-in with 9-5-2 against an 8 bring-in 58% of the time, and completes 42%.
• In Razz, should I complete with a pair in my starting hand (7-3-3) against a King bring-in?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver completes with 7-3-3 against a King bring-in 99.6% of the time.
• In Razz 7th street, I have an 8-7 low and my opponent, showing 9-8-4-2, checks. Bet or check?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver bets with an 8-7 low against 9-8-4-2 showing, after a check 100.0% of the time.
• In Razz, I completed with 7-4-2 and my opponent (6 up, who brought in) re-raised. Cap, call or fold?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver caps it (re-raises again) with 7-4-2 when the 6 bring-in re-raises your completion 99.9% of the time.
• In Razz 5th street, I have 7-5-2-4 and a King (four to a 7); my opponent shows 6-4-3 and bets. Call?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver calls with 7-5-4-2 plus a King against 6-4-3 showing 97% of the time.
• In Razz 4th street, my 7-5-2 caught a Queen and my opponent (8 up) caught a King. I act first: bet or check?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver bets with 7-5-2-Q against 8-K showing, first to act 71% of the time, and checks 29%.
• In Razz, should I complete a rough 8 (8-7-6) when the bring-in shows a 7?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver completes with 8-7-6 against a 7 bring-in 99.4% of the time.
• In Razz, I brought in with a King (8-5 in the hole) and a 7 completes. Call, re-raise or fold?
  Heads-up, PokerToast's limit Razz solver folds with 8-5 under a King when a 7 completes against its bring-in 60% of the time, and calls 35%.

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