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12-28-2005, 11:36 AM
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Re: $22: Push or wait with an uber short stack
Looks fine to me. How often are you going to get a better spot than this before the blinds hit you?
I mean, you're open pushing from the button with a hand that's not terrible. You must push here, IMO. 
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12-28-2005, 04:37 PM
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Re: $22: Push or wait with an uber short stack
Wow, I had an almost identical situation occur last night in $11, except I was in small blind and had J9o, just a little over 300 chips. I called for 150, he then raised for my remainder. Guess I have to call here, right? He had KK and I lost. After the game I felt I made a horrible mistake... reading this thread has made me reconsider though.
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12-28-2005, 05:31 PM
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Re: $22: Push or wait with an uber short stack
[ QUOTE ]
Wow, I had an almost identical situation occur last night in $11, except I was in small blind and had J9o, just a little over 300 chips. I called for 150, he then raised for my remainder. Guess I have to call here, right? He had KK and I lost. After the game I felt I made a horrible mistake... reading this thread has made me reconsider though. [/ QUOTE ] You shouldn't be calling here - either push or fold with 4BB left. If he had a smaller to mid stack then I'd say push since he would be much more likely to fold. If he had a very large stack then it would be a tougher decision but still probably a push for me with J9o. rvg
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