Merlyn22
12-22-2004, 07:23 AM
This is a general math/pot odds question.
If you are late in a SNG on the BB. - Someone goes all-in - what odds does the pot need to lay you to call with any two cards? Should being short, medium, or big stacked be a big part of the decision to call and how so? Also, what if someone goes all-in, there is one caller - what should you call with and for how much?
Similar scenario - You raise in LP trying to steal the blinds and someone goes over the top - (obviously this may depend on who goes over the top) but at what point is it right to call the raise with any 2 cards - how good do the pot odds need to be. Also, how does the size of your stack play into this situation. Well, short-stacked I wouldn't find myself in this situation since I would have pushed to begin with but what about medium to big stacks. I'm sure this is probably an easy question for a lot of you, but you'll have to excuse my ignorance. I just think I may be laying down in some situations when it's right for me to call.
If you are late in a SNG on the BB. - Someone goes all-in - what odds does the pot need to lay you to call with any two cards? Should being short, medium, or big stacked be a big part of the decision to call and how so? Also, what if someone goes all-in, there is one caller - what should you call with and for how much?
Similar scenario - You raise in LP trying to steal the blinds and someone goes over the top - (obviously this may depend on who goes over the top) but at what point is it right to call the raise with any 2 cards - how good do the pot odds need to be. Also, how does the size of your stack play into this situation. Well, short-stacked I wouldn't find myself in this situation since I would have pushed to begin with but what about medium to big stacks. I'm sure this is probably an easy question for a lot of you, but you'll have to excuse my ignorance. I just think I may be laying down in some situations when it's right for me to call.