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Re: A9o - do I push here?
1200 to go. Response to a reraise depends on player reads. Absent read that they are loose/willing to play back and defend, I'm mucking to a push.
Pushing allin wins 600 a lot, and you lose your whole stack if they wake up with 99-AA; AQ; AK. Risk/reward not worth it, when 1200 will do the same thing, but save your stack if you're so inclined. |
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Re: A9o - do I push here?
Unless the table has been playing particularly tight, this is a fold. You have a healthy stack and don't need to get involved here.
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Re: A9o - do I push here?
easy raise in the hijack spot. DONT PUSH THOUGH.
raise this to about 1000-1400 and play from there. folding is way to weak cuz u could easily have the best hand here, IMO. this is a good stealing hand |
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Re: A9o - do I push here?
Say I raise to like t900 and get called, and the flop misses me. Opposing player checks. Do I make the continuation bet of another 900 or so or do I just try to check it down? The problem with an attempted blind steal as I see it is that the raise + the continuation bet takes up ~30% of my stack if I make it...
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Re: A9o - do I push here?
raise more than 900, and make a continuation bet unless you have some sort of read
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