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 Originally Posted by iopq
still doesn't tell us what hands we should be defending our blinds with
for example, you can plug in 30% into pokerstove and A9o and we'll see we're 52% with A9o
but should we defend our blinds?
MAYBE
I see what you're getting at but let's be real here. We can't just say defend with 30%. We still have to put villain on a range depending on how frequent their ATS% is. If it's hovering over 50%, I'll be more inclined to 3bet with ATC "if" he'll lay it down. If the ATS% is 25-30% (about what it should be for any positionally aware player), I'll be a little more cautious with what I defend with and what I 3bet with. And obviously where the ATS% is low, it's probably not a steal attempt, so don't defend without a great hand. This is common sense though really.
There are quite a bit of players who are positionally aware at 10nl, but that doesn't mean they're any good post-flop.
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