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03-18-2005, 04:21 PM
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Bubble question: push?
$10+1 Sng last night, 4 left with one big stake about $3000, and other 3 about $1700 each. blind 75/150. I ($1700) was on SB with A3o, folded to me, push/call/raise to 3xBB (stop and go, push on any flop)? BB ($1700) is a pretty good player with occasionally reraises, I folded two times on his reraise a few hands ago. also, my oveall image should be tight because I folded on SB and BB on 3BB raises in the last two orbits.
Result below: <font color="white"> I raised to 3xBB, BB called, flop was QJT, I pushed, BB reluctantly called with Q7o. no help for me on turn and river. shd I check/fold on flop? push preflop? </font> 
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#2
03-18-2005, 04:35 PM
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Re: Bubble question: push?
If you're gonna push, push preflop, but I don't think I would here. Yes, you're getting into trouble stack, but not horribly, and you're essentially tied with two other players.
Was BB the big stack? If so, I think he'd be more likely to fold PF than the other stacks, but I still doubt I'd gamble here with A3os
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#3
03-18-2005, 04:48 PM
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Re: Bubble question: push?
the play you made was not a stop and go. it was just about the worst line possible for the hand you had.
i could argue for push (+chip ev), limping (eh), folding (variance reducing), and raising (you likely have the best hand). but the plan that includes raising does not include pushing any flop. citanul
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#4
03-18-2005, 04:49 PM
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Re: Bubble question: push?
[ QUOTE ]
If you're gonna push, push preflop, but I don't think I would here. Yes, you're getting into trouble stack, but not horribly, and you're essentially tied with two other players. Was BB the big stack? If so, I think he'd be more likely to fold PF than the other stacks, but I still doubt I'd gamble here with A3os [/ QUOTE ] the big stack was on the button. BB had about $50 more than me
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