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Pre-flop, 77 in BB with small stack
My logic was that I had a modest chance of winning, and as I was going to pay a max of 2BB to see the showdown I might as well put it in pre-flop when he can't get away.
Converted at PokerGeek Absolute Limit Hold'em Ring - $0.10/$0.20 Stakes (4 handed) Starting Stacks Seat 1: Big blind (Hero) ($0.40) Seat 2: CO ($1.20) Seat 3: Button ($9.43) Seat 5: Small blind ($3.33) Preflop: Hero is Big blind with 7[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], 7[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]. <font color="#666666">1 fold</font>, Button raises, <font color="#666666">1 fold</font>, Hero raises, Button raises, Hero all-in ($0.10) |
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Re: Pre-flop, 77 in BB with small stack
Stop playing Limit Hold-em with a short stack.
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Re: Pre-flop, 77 in BB with small stack
Personally I wouldn't let my stack get that low.
I try to keep at least 10BB's in my stack at all times. You have about a coinflip chance of winning if he's got overcards. You have between an 18 and 19% chance of winning if not. Since he could have either, you have maybe a 35% (wild-guesstimate between 50% and the 20%) chance of coming out ahead, and you put in 50% of the money. So don't do this unless you have at least one other caller. KO |
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