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#11
08-05-2005, 10:46 AM
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Re: $11\'s Good pushes ? (4 hands)
yeah, I have not been very successfull pushing from SB when someone else has limped. win some, but might be losing more that I win in this situation...
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#12
08-05-2005, 10:51 AM
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Re: $11\'s Good pushes ? (4 hands)
I also find this move works best when your opponent has chips to spare, but not TOO many, say for example 12-13BB and has limped. When it's a loose or tight player (unless he's very weak-tight or weak-loose), putting in so much of their stack, they feel "committed" and will call too much to make it an +EV move. Even when they have a bigger stack though, it still depends if they're basically a moron, but when your stack is around half theirs and the limp isn't much, they do tend to lay down more. From my experience.
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#15
08-05-2005, 12:28 PM
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Re: $11\'s Good pushes ? (4 hands)
Whats so bad about hand 1? Hes suited and he still has fold equity for the time being but not much longer. I would bet that on a tight calling range this would be +ev. Is the small stack being loose the problem?
oops I thought he was on the button
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#16
08-05-2005, 12:29 PM
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Re: $11\'s Good pushes ? (4 hands)
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1) hate it 2) hate it 3) borderline, but I wouldn't do it (I'm guessing that many players would though) 4) standard [/ QUOTE ] So what do you specifically hate? The position, the cards??? my guess is hand 1 bad position from CO, Hand 2 bad cards w/ a limper, hand 3 you don't like the 2 kicker... is that correct? (by the way I won w/ hand 3, but I suspected that it still may have been a bad play which is why it is included)
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#17
08-05-2005, 12:35 PM
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Re: $11\'s Good pushes ? (4 hands)
I agree that hand #2 is pretty weak. But all other hands (with the possible exception of #1 because of the short stack) seem like +ev FE situations.
Could someone school me here?
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