$22 - Stop n go with 66 or try to double up?
 

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UTG (t1095)
UTG+1 (t555)
MP1 (t1265)
CO (t1485)
Button (t1600)
SB (t1350)
Hero (t650)

Preflop: Hero is in BB with 6[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 6[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]
<font color="gray">UTG folds</font>, <font color="gray">UTG+1 folds</font>, <font color="gray">MP1 folds</font>, <font color="red">CO raises to t200</font>, <font color="gray">Button folds</font>, <font color="gray">SB folds</font>, Hero ?


Okay so my options are to try a stop n go or push and hope to double through.

I think it's a push, mostly because we're far away from the bubble at this point, so trying to stay alive isn't imperative or anything. But a stop n go adds ~50% to my stack if it works. Plus I can check-trap the flop if I set up.

One big argument against the stop n go is that I've already shown it this tourney. My queens ran into aces and I was left with 210 chips, I SNGed and caught a straight on the turn to stay alive. So this dude is probably calling the flop anyway.

I'm playing a bunch of bubbles atm and am having a tough time articulating everything that I've thought about, but you get the idea.

Re: $22 - Stop n go with 66 or try to double up?
 

This is a beautiful spot for a stop n go as you likely will have zero FE pf, but could definately attain some post flop.

Re: $22 - Stop n go with 66 or try to double up?
 

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So this dude is probably calling the flop anyway.


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Just because you're fairly sure he calls you anyway, it still makes sense to try. least I think so.

Re: $22 - Stop n go with 66 or try to double up?
 

Guess I'm a tighty. 7 handed, I probably fold here too much. I think pushing or folding here is best btw.

Re: $22 - Stop n go with 66 or try to double up?
 

folding is terrible...absolutely terrible, you have 1/6th of your stack in the pot with 66 against a cutoff open min-raise! I think a stop+go is a reasonable option, as is pushing preflop. I'd usually push.

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folding is terrible...absolutely terrible

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agreed, basically any way you can get the rest of your chips in is a reasonable line here. push if you want, stop and go if you want, i dont think either is much better than the other.

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folding is terrible...absolutely terrible, you have 1/6th of your stack in the pot with 66 against a cutoff open min-raise! I think a stop+go is a reasonable option, as is pushing preflop. I'd usually push.

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Would you ever fold 66 in the BB here? If so, how many chips you need?

Re: $22 - Stop n go with 66 or try to double up?
 

Of course I would fold it, but not with only 6x the BB. I'm not sure of the exact amount...maybe 9-10x?

Re: $22 - Stop n go with 66 or try to double up?
 

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folding is terrible...absolutely terrible, you have 1/6th of your stack in the pot with 66 against a cutoff open min-raise! I think a stop+go is a reasonable option, as is pushing preflop. I'd usually push.

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Looks like I'm a baby curtains. I considered a SNG but decided to just push.

I thought if he were donk raising a QJ or something like that, he might fold to a push preflop. Also I'm probably racing, which isn't so bad because I'd like to double up anyway. I didn't want to let him see the flop cheap on the small chance he did have some crappy holding. Also, as I mentioned in my first post, we're still far enough away that I should be more concerned about this as an opportunity to double up rather than try to maximize my FE and survival.

Anyway yeah, I shoved, he had KQ, I sucked out and doubled through.

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Anyway yeah, I shoved, he had KQ, I sucked out and doubled through.

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its not sucking out pushing with 66 there against KQ [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]