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What are you calling standards heads up?
If you are in a $33 SNG and have 3-1 chip lead how low are you standards for calling an all in pre flop? I know it depends say vs a tight player then vs maniac all in every other hand. Mine are typically any pair, Ace 9+,KQ or KJ vs the maniac I will call with any ace any two cards over ten as well.
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Re: What are you calling standards heads up?
Really depends on the blinds. The higher the blinds, the less you need.
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Re: What are you calling standards heads up?
It all depends on the blinds. The higher the blinds, the looser the standard.
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Re: What are you calling standards heads up?
blinds 300-600 or just before that.
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Re: What are you calling standards heads up?
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blinds 300-600 or just before that. [/ QUOTE ] So if you're up 3:1, that means that villain raises to t2000 and it is 1400 to call. The pot contains 2600, you're getting 1.86:1 on your money. I'm calling with all but the worst 30% (rough number) of hands. Very loose calling range here. |
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Re: What are you calling standards heads up?
When the blinds get that high you can do worse than to push every hand.
Fold the complete trash, and you have a plan. |
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Re: What are you calling standards heads up?
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If you are in a $33 SNG and have 3-1 chip lead how low are you standards for calling an all in pre flop? I know it depends say vs a tight player then vs maniac all in every other hand. Mine are typically any pair, Ace 9+,KQ or KJ vs the maniac I will call with any ace any two cards over ten as well. [/ QUOTE ] Its very player dependent. I've called with J7s and folded KTo in this spot before. If you have Eastbay's SNGPTs then you can figure it out verses various push ranges. |
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