Strike 'em out/Throw 'em out: PR $11 Bubble

[pokerdirty]

No-limit Texas Hold'em $10+$1 (real money), #1,353,562,917
Garland Single Table Tournament, 11 Oct 2005 9:58 PM ET



Seat 1: Villian ($3,665 in chips)
Seat 2: SB ($2,970 in chips)
Seat 6: Hero, BB (A/images/graemlins/diamond.gif, J/images/graemlins/diamond.gif) ($7,380 in chips)
Seat 8: UTG ($985 in chips)



ANTES/BLINDS
test_account posts blind ($75), foamypoker posts blind ($150).

PRE-FLOP
Deis86 folds, rockCHALK09 bets $600, test_account folds, foamypoker ???

i have a huge chip lead here, and it is my overall experience that tells me that the villian will fold to a push at these levels, because they want to be ITM, and not bust out in 4th when you have 4x the little stack.

My cards in this tournament have been exceptional, probably the best I have seen in a very long time. I have showed most of the time because some noob will call me all in. This has to help my table image a ton.

If I push here, what can you call with if you are the villian? Do you like the push play on my part? If not, how would you play it differently?

Thanks in advance,

Shaf

[DyessMan89]

1.) This is an instant push. Its not even close. Im pushing here with two random cards occasionally. (read dependant)
2.) Villain obviously has to be very stringy on his calling ranges. Theres no reason for him to bust out 4th when he is in good position (still) to finish 3rd, 2nd, or maybe even comeback to win. I would not be calling with any pair lower than 99, and any Ace worse than AQ. (read dependant)

[pokerdirty]

Is it this obvious that everyone is skipping over it? or is no one on right now? /images/graemlins/confused.gif

[rustyboy]

We're here. PUUUUUUUUSH