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Anybody have an issue with this push with tiny blinds???
Pacific 5 buck tourney
Blinds a tiny tiny 10/20 6/10 Left Relevent Stacks BB-Hero(720) Button(3000) Hero is dealt A [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]10 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] Folded to button who makes it 60 to go. Button is a complete maniac as far as I've seen, took 2 of the players out on the 2nd hand with a baby flush draw push. He's only not raised one hand (we've played 14 or so) He's lost a few chips from his maniacalness (pushing allin with 92o high on a broadway board after he raised a limper PF) but mostly he's sucked out. How bad is a push here? |
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Re: Anybody have an issue with this push with tiny blinds???
Would you really like to get sucked out at this point of the game? I'm gussing you have a 60/40 with him, and he probably will call.... If not, why take a coin flip to pp this early, or be a big under to face pocket or higher ace X.
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Re: Anybody have an issue with this push with tiny blinds???
Yeah I hate getting sucked out on [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
At the moment I felt hated calling off more chips and folding what is likely the best hand on 66% of flops more. Anybody else want to berate me? |
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Re: Anybody have an issue with this push with tiny blinds???
If he's raised all but one hand...I guess I'd push.
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Re: Anybody have an issue with this push with tiny blinds???
I think you are better off just calling. Most times you dont like this because you end up folding if you miss the flop... but if you weigh this up against your potential pay off if you hit the flop.. (see the 9/2 bluff).. it seems like the call is the best option.
If you miss.. you can always preserve chips for later encounters. |
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Re: Anybody have an issue with this push with tiny blinds???
Yes, everyone needs to realize that this is not even close to a push/fold situation.
Hero should call, and play very aggressively if he hits the flop. Don't overvalue your hand if all low cards come out, we know villain is a maniac. Pushing here is WAY too aggressive! I could maybe see with AA, KK, or QQ. |
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Re: Anybody have an issue with this push with tiny blinds???
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Would you really like to get sucked out at this point of the game? I'm gussing you have a 60/40 with him, and he probably will call.... If not, why take a coin flip to pp this early, or be a big under to face pocket or higher ace X. [/ QUOTE ] I think that I'm one of the tighter players on the early levels... but against this opponent, with your stack, I think pushing here is a good play. Villain has raised 13/14 hands so far. No reason to believe that the OP does not have way the best of it. I'll gladly take a 60-40 flip here, plus the OP did not mention anything about villain CALLING all-ins, so he probably does have some FE as well. Pushing is fine here, IMO. Also, it's likely that hero is actually more than a 60-40 favorite, given villain's ridiculously loose range. ATs is 65% vs. a random hand, which is about what I'm putting the villain on here. |
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Re: Anybody have an issue with this push with tiny blinds???
if hero hits his hand, he makes more from it playing passively, rather then aggressively.. knowing the aggressive persons tendancies.
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