66 behind a min raise (Party $55)

[bluefeet]

the 'position' you speak of is mute --

SB was the PF riaser.
the flop WILL have an over card to your 6's.
he WILL be betting on the flop.
you WILL be folding absent a flopped set (baring a blind push).

[Dr_Jeckyl_00]

what is stop and go???

[Bigwig]

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what is stop and go???

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It's a play you can use when the following criteria are met:

You're first to act after the flop (in the BB, with the SB out of the hand).

You have a hand worth playing (equity wise) against the preflop raiser.

Your stack is not large enough to make the raiser fold (no fold equity).

You call the preflop raise, and lead out all-in on ANY flop. The idea is to gain some fold equity by hoping that the flop missed preflop raisers call. If they hit and call you, and you lose, no big deal, since you would've lost anyway had you gone all-in preflop.

This hand DOES NOT qualify for two reasons:

1) You will not be first to act after the flop.
2) You have fold equity preflop.

[Meatmaw]

Based on Bigwig's reply (and being too lazy to search), I would gather that it's where you are first to act and do not have much FE PF and you call a min raise, then push it all on the flop attempting to induce a fold based on a flop missing your opponent (rather than a small stacked push PF that encourages him to call you).

Did I win?

[Meatmaw]

guess i lost the reply race [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[Dr_Jeckyl_00]

the flop could also have an over card to the SB, and if he checks or puts a small bet in, you bet or raise... fold if reraised. If you have to fold you still have enough money to survive for a little while...

[jzieg2313]

Dude, I do not see how a call pre-flop, bet, and fold to a raise are all possible at this point. I think if he just calls and then loses more chips along the way he is just wasting chips. I think this is an easy PUSH! He isn't pot commited with his miny raise because you still have FE. Lose a third of your chips on this hand and you don't

JZ

[Fletch101]

Bigwig-

The poster meant that the mini-raiser would be using a S-n-Go like tactic by pushing on the flop regardless. That's why he said "which you can't call".
Of course, this situation does not fit the definition of a stop-n-go from any player's perspective.
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I would call here. He might be trying to steal, but he might not (raising opens you up to a re-raise). 66 is not that strong 9 handed, and if you push and are wrong you finish 9th. You will have position on him after the flop so you have a big advantage post flop.

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I think this is incorrect. Maybe the minraise indicates he doesn't know what he's doing, but I would guess if you call there's a LARGE possibility of a stop and go, which you can't call unless you set up or maybe get a 345 flop. I think calling is just chip spewing...

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NO STOP N' GO!!!!!!!

You are not first to act. You DO have fold equity preflop.

I'm beginning to hate the stop n' go listening to everybody recommend it every damn hand.

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[valenzuela]

Push, no biithc is stealing my blinds with a min-bet.

[curtains]

I would go allin basically 100% of the time here.