I prob should have known better to push in this spot. But the Big stack was not being very aggressive with his stack and figured I could pick up blinds and separate myself more from the small stack.
PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t200 (4 handed) Hand History converter Courtesy of PokerZion.com
BB (t1020)
UTG (t1715)
Hero (t1395)
SB (t9370)
Preflop: Hero is Button with,
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1 fold, Hero raises to t1395, SB calls t1295, 1 fold.
Flop: (t2990),
,
(2 players)
Turn: (t2990)(2 players)
River: (t2990)(2 players)
Final Pot: t2990
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Thread: Horrible Bubble play push?
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04-25-2007 #1
Horrible Bubble play push?
"On a large enough time line, the survival rate of a Donk will drop to zero."
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04-25-2007 #2Poker Professional
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if your read was right and sb was passive then i dont really mind it that much. bubbling isnt the worst thing in the world you have to play for the big money
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04-26-2007 #3Banned
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I dont like it, wait for some paint or pockets, but i guess it's first(kinda) or bust.
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04-26-2007 #4
I'd do it, if there are antes I'd do it even more.
Could god microwave a burrito so hot, that he himself could not eat it?
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04-26-2007 #5
SNGWiz says its a fold.
You should be pushing: 55+, A9o+, A8s+, KQsBOSS
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04-26-2007 #6
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04-26-2007 #7
Both blinds' calling ranges aren't going to be tight, though, well maybe the BB though he should be pushing ATC.
I just think you can find a better spot. Like the next hand, where you're in the CO.BOSS
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04-26-2007 #8
You're in a bad spot either way. If you fold BB might chip up, if you push you risk getting called by SB with atc.
If your read on him is correct then pushing is the right play.
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04-26-2007 #9
"On a large enough time line, the survival rate of a Donk will drop to zero."
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04-26-2007 #10
Auto one small thing about the stack sizes.
Always look at the guy to your immediate left. You never want this guy to have so many chips. It's worth taking a risk earlier to avoid this.
See what happens if you switch BB and SB? Now your situation is a lot better and it's an easy fold.
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