its not idiotic its completely justified fuck

it's idiotic.

what stakes? I can't see this working ever in tournaments unless:

- stacks are really deep
- buyin is $100 or above

Even then I'm sceptical, I've seen regulars get it in with AK first hand in higher buyin tournaments as well.

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fuck off you dumb troll

I think its idiotic. I would never 3bet less than JJ+ or AQs+ and if I get 4bet I fold all but KK/AA.
I read it in a Skalnsky book.

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I mean yeah it worked, great, good for you. But to actually recommend this to other players, ESPECIALLY the ones that play micros and don't have a real bankroll to pull this stuff off is just not advisable by any means. I have the roll to make this kind of move, but never would because it just doesn't seem profitable to me. I mean weigh the pro's and con's. He played his hand like he had AA which worked, but what if his opponet had AA, that is truly all my point is. Piv just likes to flame me, he needs to get over it.

Doyle Brunson doesn't play AQ

and

Neither should you.

coleman based on your posts in this thread im going to wager that you really don't understand much about nl cash at all, no?

cant tell if you're being serious or not

Coleman, you're utterly full of shit.

Of course it wouldn't work at micros, that's why Squeezy plays NL400+. If you 4 or even 5-bet light then it's win-win: When it works you take down a good pot and your opponent will be less likely to 4-bet you light (if that's what he is doing). If you do run into AA/KK etc then you have the best possible equity with a hand like 86o (though 67s is best vs AA I believe) and now your opponents think you're insane and pay off your premium hands.

EDIT: Wota is 100% serious.

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