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High-stakes All-in Fests (low content)
Apologies if this is a silly observation. As a $10+1 player watching the Party WSOP Step 5's and 6's, the preflop pushes seem insane to me. I'm seeing level 4 AQ pushing against K9 who calls. Bubble play seems to be the same. Am I the only player who's seeing the ultra-high stakes guys doing exactly what Harrington and the SNG faq's floating around here say not to do?
I realize that it becomes correct to push or fold when the blinds get high enough, but when does it become correct to call with A7s? |
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Re: High-stakes All-in Fests (low content)
"I realize that it becomes correct to push or fold when the blinds get high enough, but when does it become correct to call with A7s?"
When: A) You are getting insane odds from the pot and you'll be left with ~0 FE if you fold. B) Your opponent has been stealing constantly and has not been getting called (this doesn't mean you should always call with a hand like A7s, K9 etc. in this situnation, but it can make it a correct call if you do it) or C) You put your opponent on a steal. Degen |
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Re: High-stakes All-in Fests (low content)
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Am I the only player who's seeing the ultra-high stakes guys doing exactly what Harrington and the SNG faq's floating around here say not to do? [/ QUOTE ] Just because someone plays high stakes doesn't mean he/she is good. But to answer your question, I see more mistakes made on calls than pushes. Most people underestimate the gap. |
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