$10 rebuy, so everyone sucks. I've only been at the table for about a half hour. About 15 minutes ago, the shover got short losing KK to 77. All I know about him.

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t800 (9 handed) Hand History converter Courtesy of PokerZion.com

MP2 (t61359)
MP3 (t17425)
Hero (t17785)
Button (t7550)
SB (t5370)
BB (t8103)
UTG (t9975)
UTG+1 (t40676)
MP1 (t5175)

Preflop: Hero is CO with , .
2 folds, MP1 raises to t5125, 2 folds, Hero

I don't think I call, but I'm a pussy.

This is over a quarter of our stack, and we are by no means a definite favorite. We are unlikely to be dominating, so I think the best we could hope for would be KQ or some shit.

I think we are in a likely coin flip, or looking at AJ+

Originally Posted by wastrel

I don't think I call, but I'm a pussy.

This is over a quarter of our stack, and we are by no means a definite favorite. We are unlikely to be dominating, so I think the best we could hope for would be KQ or some shit.

I think we are in a likely coin flip, or looking at AJ+

The hell's that matter? I have reraise fold equity if I lose.

I think this one of those macro spots I've been trying to work on A LOT in my game.

I think pushing is very +ev in the long run.

First of all, the pusher has an M of less than 5. We're good against what his range is supposed to be. Second, the huge stacks at the table are of the hand. We don't have too much to worry about here in terms of our stack.

If he loses, he'll still have 12K or so but people will be less likely to play with him because they see he's willing to take even the smallest of +ev plays. They won't be able to make a raise with, say, K8o for a steal, and call his over-the-top push. Thus, he'll pick up their raise and the blinds.