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On the button all-in bluff... good move?
Is pushing when short stacked in a tourney a good move when you are on the button?
My situation... In a tourney this weekend.(I don't have much multi-table tourney experience) 1101 entries. 45 players left. I'm on the button with Q-8 off. Folded around to me. I think I had like 13,000. Blinds were 1,000/2,000. Not sure what average stack was, but I think I was in 36th place.(could be wrong) I was trying to steal the blinds, so I moved all-in. I didn't think just raising would do any good. Big blind had AK and called, knocking me out of the tourney in 45th place. How bad a move was this? Any comments, suggestions? Thanks. |
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Re: On the button all-in bluff... good move?
your bluff was fine. you were unfortunate that he had AK, and also unfortunate that his AK beat you. dont worry about it
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Re: On the button all-in bluff... good move?
Your play was fine, but I'd much rather do it in CO or CO-1. "Never steal from the button" is a pretty good maxim to live by in tournaments where a lot of the competition is made up of decent players (I'll let you decide if this is the case or not [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]).
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Re: On the button all-in bluff... good move?
Stealing at this point in a tournament is always a good play. And, being shortstacked you really have no alternative but to push it all in.
You were unlucky to run into AK. |
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