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At what point is it really \'any two\'??
At what point in the tournament is it really any two cards to push with? (assume 11/22s)
For instance: On the button stack is 4 x bb blinds are 8 and 10 bb respectively. What range of hands are you pushing with? On the button stack is 5 x bb? On the button stack is 3 x bb? What if the bb is 8 and the sb is 10? Just trying to get an idea of what range of hands i should be open pushing with. |
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Re: At what point is it really \'any two\'??
Both examples sound pretty good. I'll also start pushing any two on players that have demonstrated themselves to be tight.
Edit: Deleted stuff that may have potentially implied you haven't read other threads in this forum [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] |
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Re: At what point is it really \'any two\'??
I believe other important parameters in this decision are how many players are left and the relative stack sizes.
e.g. 4 people and there is a really short stack. |
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Re: At what point is it really \'any two\'??
A. When the blinds are about to rob you of your FE.
B. When its HU and blinds of 200-400 or more. |
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