AQ - I hate this spot

[Isura]

Still far from the money. Is this an easy push knowing that we're getting called? I don't know what villain is doing, raising 1/2 his stack here (maybe he read harrington?).

***** Hand History for Game 2407648073 *****
NL Texas Hold'em $20 Buy-in + $2 Entry Fee Trny:14169204 Level:5 Blinds(75/150) - Friday, July 22, 22:49:25 EDT 2005
Table Table 13838 (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: se2schul ( $755 )
Seat 2: All_in_20 ( $1160 )
Seat 3: testbatsmen1 ( $1105 )
Seat 7: pwrstroked60 ( $2145 )
Seat 8: johnny1875 ( $650 )
Seat 10: patcogerry ( $2185 )
Trny:14169204 Level:5
Blinds(75/150)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to testbatsmen1 [ Qc Ad ]
pwrstroked60 folds.
johnny1875 folds.
patcogerry folds.
se2schul raises [450].
>You have options at Table 13999 Table!.
>You have options at Table 14513 Table!.
All_in_20 folds.
testbatsmen1 is all-In [955]

I push here aswell unless you have alot of info on this guy.

[ChuckNorris]

At a 20+2 the villain most likely doesn't know what he's doing either.

You should go for the stop'n'go if you're pushing, I think. Although if the villain is completely clueless (like his raise indicates) he could of course even fold to your push preflop. In a 50+5, I'd stop'n'go here.

Edit: looks like ICM is on my side here too. If villain is pushing with top 15%, it's a clear call.

[skierdude1000]

What's your read on the guy? I'd probably push, no way I call, only push or fold here.

[ChuckNorris]

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I'd probably push, no way I call, only push or fold here.

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Why is calling and pushing every flop worse than pushing preflop? This is a place where you can create fold equity with a little fancy playing.