Pre-flop charts 6-max cash games

Question

I am planning on building a poker bot. The first and easiest part is the pre-flop strategy. Do you guys have any links for a good pre-flop strategy in NLH 6-max cash games, 100BB deep? This includes:

1. Opening ranges
2. Flat, 3-bet and perhaps 4-bet strategies
3. BB defending ranges

Even one of the three mentioned above would be really helpful.

Answer 1

I found some opening charts here which you might find useful:

Semi-Loose

Tight

There is also a chart here with calling, 3-betting and 4-betting ranges:

Answer 2

If you are here for more advanced preflop tips and to push further:

• Semi-loose is the best chart here, if you want to push your level, aim for it.
• Opening ranges vary with how deep you are. The deeper, the more polarized (i.e. more suited connectors and less QJ likes). 100bb deep it's considered stronger to raise pocket pair and suited connectors because of the deceptive value, than QJo KJo who can (will) be outkicked by callers.
• 3 betting light is best done with half decent hands, sometimes being on the call range and sometimes not, but on a randomized basis (e.g. 3-betting 96s and 20% of your KQo). 3-betting a hand like T3o is considered bad. The optimal frequency is roughly 1/3rd of your 3-betting range.
• Your response to a 3-bet should be a fold in 55-60% of cases. The remaining 40% are mostly calls. This does imply calling while being behind your opponent range, like for example calling KJo on the button while the BB have TT+ AQ+ half of the time. This is hard to make profitable, but you can't really fold more without exposing yourself to being exploited.
• 4 betting light is best done with an Ace or King as a blocker for AA AK KK. Optimal frequency is again 1/3 of total 4bets. If you don't like 4-betting light, then you are probably just as good not 4-betting at all. You certainly don't want your strongest range to be easily read.