Do you ever steal with "any two" in a tournamemt with deepish stacks?

[AceofSpades]

I've been playing deeper stacked lately, some rebuys, etc. In situation where the avg stack at the table (and yourself) is pretty deep, do you stop making positional only based steals?

-Joseph

I never stole with "any two" to begin with. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[NLfool]

easier to steal with total garbage like T2 than QT against a deep stack. If you get any playback it's a no brainer even a minraise.

[surfinillini]

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I've been playing deeper stacked lately, some rebuys, etc. In situation where the avg stack at the table (and yourself) is pretty deep, do you stop making positional only based steals?

-Joseph

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answer is yes, depending on how deep of course, even three betting preflop in the blind to a CO or button raise is not out of the question with "ANY TWO"

[IHateKeithSmart]

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In situation where the avg stack at the table (and yourself) is pretty deep, do you stop making positional only based steals?


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No, you still need to accumulate.

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I've been playing deeper stacked lately, some rebuys, etc. In situation where the avg stack at the table (and yourself) is pretty deep, do you stop making positional only based steals?

-Joseph

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Any two's a little too much, but hands like suited one-gappers, etc, go up in value a lot.

[ansky451]

"Play the situation not the cards." -Raymer.

[LearnedfromTV]

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"Play the situation and the cards."

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My first FYP.