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Re: ($11): TT on the bubble facing UTG short-stacked limp
I doubt you'll get a better chance to get your chips in the middle with only 2 BB - I push every time. Although I'm probably pushing before I get to 2BB.
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Re: ($11): TT on the bubble facing UTG short-stacked limp
How do you end up with only 2BB?
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Re: ($11): TT on the bubble facing UTG short-stacked limp
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How do you end up with only 2BB? [/ QUOTE ] I assure you I don't wait around until I get blinded off. This was a very difficult bubble game with players that were pushing virtually every opportunity. Just a few hands prior to this one the chip counts were as follows: Seat 2: Me ( $2040 ) Seat 5: ( $1935 ) Seat 6: ( $2355 ) Seat 7: ( $1670 ) If you will take a look at the chip counts for the hand in question, you will notice that the stacks are virtually dead even with the exception of the chip leader, who is only an M of around 5. |
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Re: ($11): TT on the bubble facing UTG short-stacked limp
Well this is definitely a pretty sucky spot. If the UTG player is even at all decent - then hes got you beat...
that said... I don't think I could ever lay down...pretty much ANY pair w/2 BBs left. ESP one as 'high' as 10s. You can fold - but if you do, you're folding for reasons OTHER than the cards. |
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