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I'd stop and go. [/ QUOTE ] Agreed. Stop and go > push in this situation. Unless he's a very poor player, and on a complete steal with garbage (two things which may or may not be mutually exclusive), he's not folding this preflop. Unless he's got an overpair, or is a tough player who will call your flop push with unpaired overs, a stop and go turns a likely coinflip into a 2 to 1 in your favor. Even more if he'll fold less than top pair. Perfect time to use this move. Regards, Steve |
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![]() Stop+Go is better than allin in this spot. Folding is too weak, you have no guarantee whatsoever that you can fold your way into the money, and your hand is too strong. |
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What's a stop n go? I've heard of a wash n go, but not this.
I would push (and surely you are hoping for a weak Ace, rather than 2 overs). |
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