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12-21-2005, 08:52 PM
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Re: $22 PP - Hooks with an A on the flop and again on the turn
I am convinced I f'd this one up.
As added thought, what about the fact that he DID NOT push the flop? I think he pushes any ace with his stack. Then, as said before, when the 2nd Ace came he was pretty confident I didn't have one, so he was free to push his 9 or PP or whatever he has made. Can a $22er hold back from pushing this flop with an Ace (or a set) with this chip stack? 
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12-21-2005, 09:07 PM
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Re: $22 PP - Hooks with an A on the flop and again on the turn
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Can a $22er hold back from pushing this flop with an Ace (or a set) with this chip stack? [/ QUOTE ] Yes, especially with the set (getting Full House on the turn). When I call I expect to lose around 80% of the time. When I do - my chances to win the tourney are not tremendously worse. 20% I expect to see K9s or something even less - and win. And then my chances to win are bettr (with 2K+ stack). SO - by calling I stand to lose relatively little, but I stand to gain quite a bit levergae 20% of the time or so. Read the ENTIRE "Gigabet's theory of stack sizes" in MTT Anthology for further discusions on this subject.
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