View Full Version : On Bubble: small pair facing push
Bill Poker
12-29-2005, 05:43 PM
Here is an example:
UTG: 1300
UTG+1: 3500
SB: 1000 (villain)
BB: 2200 (HERO)
blind=150/300.
HERO has a small pair (22-66).
Fold to villain who pushes, and he pushed in previous 3 rounds on SB too when Blind=100/200, so his range could be any 2, or maybe a little better than any 2. he is a regular 2+2er.
do you call here?
I had problem calling this push since it is at best a coin flip. on the other hand, if I lose, I still has 1200 left.
your input is highly appreciated.
tigerite
12-29-2005, 05:44 PM
Hang on, 66 is much much different here than 22, you can't clump them together! 44-66 I would certainly call. 22-33 is a lot closer.
tigerite
12-29-2005, 05:53 PM
Ok so actually 22 is a pretty easy call unless SB is some kind of uber-rock or something, which just isn't likely.
Bill Poker
12-29-2005, 05:59 PM
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Ok so actually 22 is a pretty easy call unless SB is some kind of uber-rock or something.
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villain is definitely the opposite. though I was so frustrated with his pushes and typed @#$%^&* couple times in the previous rounds.
yvesaint
12-29-2005, 06:08 PM
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villain is definitely the opposite. though I was so frustrated with his pushes and typed @#$%^&* couple times in the previous rounds.
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are you new to stts?
call with 22-66 for sure
tigerite
12-29-2005, 06:11 PM
In that case it's a very easy call yeah - you only need to be like 40% favourite to call here
Bill Poker
12-29-2005, 06:12 PM
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are you new to stts?
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thats why I has not been able to achieve an acceptable ROI on 20+2.:(
yvesaint
12-29-2005, 06:15 PM
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are you new to stts?
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no:(
thats why I has not been able to achieve an acceptable ROI on 20+2.:(
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no, i meant about being frustrated at villains pushes and even going as far as to type out @#$%@#$ in the chat box
lastchance
12-29-2005, 06:17 PM
Call. Not close. Though there is a huge difference between 22 and 66.
Bill Poker
12-29-2005, 06:41 PM
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no, i meant about being frustrated at villains pushes and even going as far as to type out @#$%@#$ in the chat box
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yea my bad:(. since it was 6-handed when blind 75/150, villain had been pushing whenever he is the first one to act. I know he is a 2+2er and solid, and just did not have any hand to call him. this (55) is the best hand I got for me to possibly call his push.
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