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Re: At Durron\'s suggestion...27s
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Alright, here's my logic. We are pushing into the biggest stack on the table. Thus, we are pushing into the opponent with the widest calling range with a terrible hand. This naturally makes me not like it. On further analysis: this player was relatively tight for a big stack. We are 5 handed and not 4, so two people need to bust before us, and we have an M of 2. Looking at the numbers, I think this is close. Maybe the fact that bluefeet was on pooh's immediate right makes this a push? [/ QUOTE ] I'd much rather push the big stack than someone who is in my situation at the table. If a stack with 3-4 BBs before post is getting the same odds as the bigstack in this hand if I were to push, then I would fold this hand maybe. |
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Re: At Durron\'s suggestion...27s
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I'd much rather push the big stack than someone who is in my situation at the table. If a stack with 3-4 BBs before post is getting the same odds as the bigstack in this hand if I were to push, then I would fold this hand maybe. [/ QUOTE ] I wouldn't want to push UTG here, but I would be happiest pushing into MP and second happiest pushing into bluefeet here. |
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Re: At Durron\'s suggestion...27s
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[ QUOTE ] I'd much rather push the big stack than someone who is in my situation at the table. If a stack with 3-4 BBs before post is getting the same odds as the bigstack in this hand if I were to push, then I would fold this hand maybe. [/ QUOTE ] I wouldn't want to push UTG here, but I would be happiest pushing into MP and second happiest pushing into bluefeet here. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, but, in general, I would rather push BS here than someone with something like, my own stack size...UTG, no way. The key to hands like these is getting called by 88 and spiking the 9 on the flop...its really not that hard. |
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