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12-30-2005, 05:15 PM
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Re: HU hand
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BTW, ever heard of changing up your play? [/ QUOTE ] If you want to change up your play, you can complete QQ or 76s or something where it doesn't cost you some giant amount of expectation to see a flop over pushing. 
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12-30-2005, 06:25 PM
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Re: HU hand
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[ QUOTE ] BTW, ever heard of changing up your play? [/ QUOTE ] If you want to change up your play, you can complete QQ or 76s or something where it doesn't cost you some giant amount of expectation to see a flop over pushing. [/ QUOTE ] $6-9 is not some giant amount at the $215 level. P.S. Pushing 67s is just as, if not MORE profitable than pushing Q9o. Check it out.
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12-30-2005, 06:59 PM
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Re: HU hand
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] BTW, ever heard of changing up your play? [/ QUOTE ] If you want to change up your play, you can complete QQ or 76s or something where it doesn't cost you some giant amount of expectation to see a flop over pushing. [/ QUOTE ] $6-9 is not some giant amount at the $215 level. P.S. Pushing 67s is just as, if not MORE profitable than pushing Q9o. Check it out. [/ QUOTE ] $7-9 is not some giant amount at the $215 level? You already have about $860 in equity. $9 is a RIDICULOUSLY large amount of money to make in a single hand in a $215 sit and go, especially when headsup and with such a high amount of EV to begin with. Some people's ROIs are 10%, which is pretty decent. Making almost half of that in one hand is pretty signifigant if you ask me, and with most player's calling ranges, you will make about that much.
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