Re: 10-10 - 4 players left in 180 on PS
 

I don't want the CL to come for a ride.

A) He has a PP lower than 10-10.

I want him in, but with 2 SS all-in, I doubt he will do that.

B) He has a PP higher than 10-10

I don't want him in, but he will call anyway.

C) He has 1 over.

I want he call but he won't.

D) He has 2 overs.

I don't want a call, because this pot will put me 2nd anyway and the 4th will only have 3xBB left. If they share an Over, than the fact that he calls doesn't help me because I have 3 more outs to dodge.

Re: 10-10 - 4 players left in 180 on PS
 

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D) He has 2 overs.

I don't want a call, because this pot will put me 2nd anyway and the 4th will only have 3xBB left. If they share an Over, than the fact that he calls doesn't help me because I have 3 more outs to dodge.

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Your thinking is very wrong here. You have ONLY three more outs to dodge in exchange for a shot at increasing your stack by an additional 100%. If CL calls sharing an overcard with SB, Hero's equity in the pot goes way up, as does his chance of taking down first.

Results: 10-10 - 4 players left in 180 on PS
 

I called (as a lot of you would have done).

Cl folded as I expected, but SB had KK (not what I expected - however I knew it was part of the risk).

A 10 came on the flop, as well as a K, so I jumped in the air but fall down pretty quickly...

Thanks.