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12-30-2005, 03:03 PM
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Re: $22 SnG - short stacked w/ pocket 4s???
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I would move allin for sure. You probbaly have the best hand and you have folding equity. Meanwhile you have just under 5x the BB, what more do you expect? [/ QUOTE ] Switch 44 to 22. Do you feel the same way? The UTG limp is always interesting in these situations but hard to read without context. One of my most common notes to make on players is "Can limp and fold in the late game" so that I know when I can play back at these things. If he's planning on limping and calling, whatever his range is, I don't think 44 is that exciting a holding to be getting involved with. 
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12-30-2005, 03:15 PM
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Re: $22 SnG - short stacked w/ pocket 4s???
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[ QUOTE ] I would move allin for sure. You probbaly have the best hand and you have folding equity. Meanwhile you have just under 5x the BB, what more do you expect? [/ QUOTE ] Switch 44 to 22. Do you feel the same way? The UTG limp is always interesting in these situations but hard to read without context. One of my most common notes to make on players is "Can limp and fold in the late game" so that I know when I can play back at these things. If he's planning on limping and calling, whatever his range is, I don't think 44 is that exciting a holding to be getting involved with. [/ QUOTE ] If hes planning on limping and calling but very rarely has an overpair, this is an automatic push. Fortunately he will fold sometimes as well.
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