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Old 07-13-2005, 02:41 PM
Phill S Phill S is offline
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Default Re: Two heads up hands

I assumed the two hands are half hypothetical. If the stack sizes arent 5K or close to it on both hands (ie was 5K hand with J7, was 4.5K Qx hand).

If this is the case, how did the guy come back from the 25 chips he must have had at the start of heads up. If this is like 10 hands after the even stacks, then it changes things.

Perhaps there are more questions than answers in this thread.

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Old 07-13-2005, 02:44 PM
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Default Re: Two heads up hands

indeed, for god's sake people.

even stacks, don't worry how we got there. both hands are played in a row. so assume hero had 5.25k and then 4.75k if you want. hero has overly tight image, aggressor knows both this and everyone knows everyone is 2+2 and everyone knows everyone knows everyone is 2+2.

argh.

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Old 07-13-2005, 02:45 PM
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Default Re: Two heads up hands

Second hand seems like a pretty clear push. It is not that far from being a Karlson-Sklansky push.

I think there are two possibilities for the opponent. One, he is scared and is pushing and calling almost everything because that is not a terrible strategy here and is certainly easy to implement. Two, he is pw3n'ing your BB and thinks he can continue to pw3n your BB. In one case his calling range is so tight that it is an easy push, in the other it is so loose that it is an easy push.

Anyway, that's my answer without the SNG analyzer.
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Old 07-13-2005, 02:48 PM
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Default Re: Two heads up hands

haha, i wasnt trying to be too anal. i gave my answers in my first reply. the whole thing just confused me.
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Old 07-13-2005, 02:50 PM
Phill S Phill S is offline
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Default Re: Two heads up hands

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haha, i wasnt trying to be too anal. i gave my answers in my first reply. the whole thing just confused me.

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I assumed it was equal. Then i overthought it a little.

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Old 07-13-2005, 02:59 PM
Jman28 Jman28 is offline
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Default Re: Two heads up hands

I'd fold the J7s and push the Q4o.

I don't think either is that clear though. Even if you've been tight, he knows you're citanul and should know that you would push a wide range here.

With the J7s, I think you're a slight dog against his range, although you may have pot odds. Since you are up against a skilled opponent, I wouldn't fault you at all for calling.
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Old 07-13-2005, 02:59 PM
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Default Re: Two heads up hands

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Opponent is a very good 2+2er. Has pushed something like 5/6 sb hands so far.

Hero has been tight, not by his own volition, but that should be his image at the moment "too tight." Hero has not yet pushed heads up.

Stacks even, blinds 250/500.
Two hands in a row:

hand 1:
Opponent pushes, hero has J7s, and ...?

hand 2:
hero has Q4o, hero ...?

citanul

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I would fold the J7s and push the Q4o.
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