I tend to avoid blind protection unless it's clearly a HU pot in an ATS scenario, and even then only ~25% of the time. I think this is too thin, but is it really? How thin?

ATS = Attempt To Steal = any raise from the CO, BTN or SB when they are first to enter the pot pre-flop

Is my definition correct?

My current range for defending is:
{ 22+,A5s+,K8s+,Q9s+,J9s+,T9s,98s,87s,76s,65s,A9o+,K To+,QTo+,JTo,T9o,98o }

I'm trying to run (roughly) 25/18/10 in these spots. (I usually run about 21/17/7)
Am I doing it wrong?


What's a good range for defending the BB or SB in an ATS scenario?
Do you defend your SB and BB with the same range?
What do you require on the flop for a C-bet?