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Bubble with A5o
Hi-
Trying to learn SNGs. Mainly I use them to break up the limit grind. I've played about 75 total. Sorry for the simple question. Party 20+2 Total number of players : 4 SB( $2152 ) BB( $3168 ) HERO( $1300 ) Button( $1380 ) Blinds(150/300) Hero has A [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]5 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] I push. Is this standard, risky, foolhardy, or read-dependant? Button was extremely short stacked and was pushing almost every hand to steal blinds. He seems to know what he's doing. SB and BB were folding their blinds to a raise since it became 5 handed and in general do not know what they are doing. |
#2
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Re: Bubble with A5o
I'd push if the rest of the table would likely fold. You definetly don't want a call here. You're in big trouble with most pairs, dominated by any better ace, and only marginally ahead of any other hand.
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Re: Bubble with A5o
The blinds are huge and about to hit you. You are running out of options. Id push. You might want to take a look at some earlier hands when you were folded to in the Button or SB. Were their some hands earlier that you could have pushed with to build your stack?
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Re: Bubble with A5o
hmm.
Earlier that level...Q7s and J7s, both from the SB. (4 players). Are those pushes too? Earlier level (100/200 blinds), K9o, K4o, or JTo- all from the button? At this level I wasn't feeling too much pressure because SB was very shortstacked and I figured he'd drop soon, but BB kept folding. |
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Re: Bubble with A5o
All those can be push hards for me. Its dependent on the players, chip stacks, ect. The SB hands are definitely pushes if the BB has a similiar stack size to mine. The button hands may be as well. Depends on a lot of variables.
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