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Hero (t1625)
MP (t1926)
Button (t3748)
SB (t2376)
BB (t3825)
Preflop: Hero is UTG with,
.
Hero raises to t1625, 3 folds, BB calls t1425.
Flop: (t3350),
,
(2 players)
Turn: (t3350)(2 players)
River: (t3350)(2 players)
Final Pot: t3350
Results in white below:
Hero has Ks Ts (one pair, tens).
BB has Kd Kc (one pair, kings).
Outcome: BB wins t3350.
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Thread: Obv push yes?
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05-15-2007 #1Poker Expert
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Obv push yes?
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05-15-2007 #2Mike McDermott
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Certainly a better position would be wonderful but the blinds are on you next hand.
When do they go up again? If 3 or 4 minutes or longer, I lay this down and wait for a better spot.BOSS
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05-15-2007 #3Super Moderator
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That's an insta-shove to me.
But I haven't cashed in a proper sng (ie. not a pfo tourney
) for about 14 years so what do I know...
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05-15-2007 #4Mike McDermott
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Here's the problem...he's pushing into 2 large stacks and 2 stacks that also need to make a move soon. Wouldn't you much rather have 3 folds first before having to make your decision??
Originally Posted by davidab157
That's an insta-shove to me.
But I haven't cashed in a proper sng (ie. not a pfo tourney) for about 14 years so what do I know...BOSS
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05-15-2007 #5Mike McDermott
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When they do go up it will just be 100/200 with a 25 ante if I'm not mistaken. Originally Posted by SeanyBullets1
I want AJo+, ATs+ and 66+ to push here
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05-15-2007 #6Poker Expert
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2 Large stacks yes but not that large, they would still be putting a significant chunk of there chips on the line and given that I was about to hit the blinds I figured I still have enough chips to make an all-in somewhat threatening. I feel this is another one of those borderline decisions which is why I posted it.
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05-15-2007 #7Stu Ungar
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this is a tough one...here you have a good hand ..with a dcent stack before the blinds, the blinds go through us we only have 1300 left i think thats plenty to make damage and push in position with a better hand
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05-15-2007 #8PokerForums God
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I don't like it. We're almost always getting called going through the Button and blinds stacks. We're better off folding, watching those idiots take flops with each other and exploit positional BvB and Button shoves.
Originally Posted by FaDi
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05-15-2007 #9River Rat
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I agree with 'the alex' you have enough chips to last till you get better cards.
If I only had 600 or 800 chips then i would push
its a 1 table sng so the money only pays out to the top 2 or 3 wait until you have a better hand or better position.
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05-17-2007 #10Super Moderator
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I think I'm starting to figure out why I suck so bad at sngs. As soon as my M gets to about 5 I'm shoving from any position.
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