bubble push
 

I just want to know what everyone elses standards are, what is the lowest ranking hand you would push with here? Any Q, any J, any two? Thanks

Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t300 (4 handed) converter

Hero (t1790)
Button (t3915)
SB (t1810)
BB (t2485)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with ?,?
<font color="#CC3333">Hero raises to t1790 (All-In)</font>

Re: bubble push
 

Well, definitely not 'any two.' Hmm...I dunno. I'd have to have an idea what the other players would call. Hopefully someone else can give you a better answer.

Re: bubble push
 

22+, A5+, K9+, QJ. Just a range... Seems reasonable.

Re: bubble push
 

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I'd have to have an idea what the other players would call.

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Just assume they have the same calling standards as yourself.

Re: bubble push
 

-edit-
didn't realize blinds were 150/300
new range: 22+, A2+, K8+, QT+

Re: bubble push
 

I push any K, Im the shorty and I need chips!, maybe I have a leak??

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I don't really know what I'm doing, but I'm pushing about 30-35% of my hands there. So pretty liberally.

Brad

Re: bubble push
 

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I push any K, Im the shorty and I need chips!, maybe I have a leak??

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I push any K here too, in fact in this hand I had K6 off. I figured the SB and BB would only call if they had a pair or an ace as they would be crippled if they lost. The same went for the big stack as 1800 is still a good chunk of his stack.

With my line of thinking could I lower my standards for a push even more?

Re: bubble push
 

Except they don't have 15x BB, they only have 8. This makes a pretty big difference when it comes to calling your pushes.

Re: bubble push
 

I was thinking that their fear of finishing out of the money would cause them to fold hands better than mine even though they are also short stacked.

Just out of curiosity where did you come up with the range of hands you listed in your other post?