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Pedro | 20 | 13.51% | |
Randy | 13 | 8.78% | |
Clemens | 92 | 62.16% | |
Maddux | 18 | 12.16% | |
Smoltz | 0 | 0% | |
Glavine | 0 | 0% | |
Mussina | 1 | 0.68% | |
Schilling | 1 | 0.68% | |
Kevin Brown | 0 | 0% | |
Other | 3 | 2.03% | |
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Heads-up: push or fold?
Heads up:
Party 20+2. blind 200/400, I had A3s with 4150 on BB (vallian had 3850), vallian raise to 1000, |
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Re: Heads-up: push or fold?
Ready? Here it comes!!!!
It depends. |
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Re: Heads-up: push or fold?
Can you give us more info on what the HU match with "vallian" has been like up to this point?
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Re: Heads-up: push or fold?
1. I dont have much FE so it is unlikely to push him out.
2. I am either slightly ahead (60% againt 2 unpaired middle cards), or 33% against middle pair or Ax (X>7). i would assign 70% to unpaired middle cards, and 30% to middle pair or Ax or anything else, so it seems a very close call. 3. would you change mind if i had Kx instead? x<10. 4. maybe real question is, would you flip a coin when both of you have 10BB? |
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Re: Heads-up: push or fold?
I was 4 tabling, so I did not have much read on him, but he was not too out of line. and this is the first hand HU.
[ QUOTE ] Can you give us more info on what the HU match with "vallian" has been like up to this point? [/ QUOTE ] |
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Re: Heads-up: push or fold?
Assuming you two just sat down at a HU match, with you holding a slight chip edge, and the blinds at 200/400, I'd likely fold this. There are actually more reasons to fold than push/call IMO. One being your assumption that you can outplay him during this abbreviated match. For me to push this, I would have to be nearly certain he would fold. I personally see no reason to push otherwise...where you might be a SLIGHT favorite at best. Calling & pushing the flop is an option (better than pushing PF perhaps)...but again, it requires some faith in a certain degree of good fortune. |
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Re: Heads-up: push or fold?
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1. I dont have much FE so it is unlikely to push him out. [/ QUOTE ] I don't think this is true at all. He has alot back to him to call. Having said that it depends alot on your read, but my deafult is to push this. |
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Re: Heads-up: push or fold?
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[ QUOTE ] 1. I dont have much FE so it is unlikely to push him out. [/ QUOTE ] I don't think this is true at all. He has alot back to him to call. Having said that it depends alot on your read, but my deafult is to push this. [/ QUOTE ] maybe i give him too much credit, but, unless it is a total bluff (2 unpaired/unsuited/unconnected low cards), I dont think he would fold to my push. he had 3:5 odds to call. |
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Re: Heads-up: push or fold?
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Assuming you two just sat down at a HU match, with you holding a slight chip edge, and the blinds at 200/400, I'd likely fold this. There are actually more reasons to fold than push/call IMO. One being your assumption that you can outplay him during this abbreviated match. For me to push this, I would have to be nearly certain he would fold. I personally see no reason to push otherwise...where you might be a SLIGHT favorite at best. Calling & pushing the flop is an option (better than pushing PF perhaps)...but again, it requires some faith in a certain degree of good fortune. [/ QUOTE ] thank for reply. with BB=400, I guess folding is not a very bad option here if you think you can outplay you opp. |
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Re: Heads-up: push or fold?
Well I think it would be a good push here, but I think a call would be too. I got to loooove suited ace [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
edit: and yes, the blinds seem to be small that a fold is good also [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img] it's hard, go with your instincts. |
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