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bad push?
Party poker 20+2 million dollar satellite, First 9 spots get a freeroll to the million dollar guaranteed. 21 players left, average stack approx 14k. Villain has been moderately agressive, has raised all in once when I bet into his blinds.
Bad push? Should I be more conservative here? Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t800 (7 handed) converter CO (t3140) Button (t7583) SB (t16785) Hero (t20942) UTG (t12852) Villain (t19351) MP2 (t18884) Preflop: Hero is BB with Q[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img], Q[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]. 1fold Villain raises [2500]. 4 folds Hero pushes?? |
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Re: bad push?
You have a very good stack here. I don't think you need to risk it all pre-flop on this hand. You're first to act after the flop. I can see two other reasonable options:
Call the raise and push any flop wihtout an A or a K. Continuation bet any A or K flop and fold to an all in. Alternatively, you can re-raise about 7500 to make Villian define hand. I don't know if the nature of a satellite structure makes a push better or worse, but there is more than simply a push here to consider. |
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Re: bad push?
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Alternatively, you can re-raise about 7500 to make Villian define hand. [/ QUOTE ] Arent you defining your hand in the process? Id probobly flat call here. You are facing the other big stack, so I dont think this is a situation where you want to gamble your chips by pushing. On the flop, Id probobly lead at anything that falls and re-evaluate. |
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Re: bad push?
If you like to err on the side of caution, which I usually do, I agree with the flat-call here.
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