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04-29-2005, 12:39 AM
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3:1 Odds on the Bubble
Do you always HAVE to call when you're given 3:1 odds with only a shortstack pushing into you? This call may make you a shortstack as a result of losing such and such hand.
We'll assume the raiser (who's allin isn't a rock). Now, let us assume he is a rock. 
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04-29-2005, 02:22 AM
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Re: 3:1 Odds on the Bubble
It isn't theoretically impossible, but here is how far you have to go.
blinds 150/300 BB - 1300 SB - 525 BTN - 2500 CO - 2000 UTG - 1650 folded to SB who pushes, you are getting 3:1. Folding and calling are equivalent $EV choices if you have 72o and you put your opponent on JJ+, AQ+. If they push with any other hands, or you have any other hand it would be $EV to call. In this situation, the rock of gibraltar would push with a lot more. If you got silly and said they would ONLY do this with a PP, then you would need one overcard.
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