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mcatdog
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04-22-2007, 08:28 PM
Post subject: Positional requirements for calling an open push
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Yesterday I was fortunate enough to be sitting at two different tables with a guy who was open pushing a full stack on every hand. What are your requirements for calling one of these pushes? Obviously, you can call a lot more loosely if you're in the BB than you can if he pushes UTG and you're UTG+1, but I still don't have the greatest idea of what my range should be for calling one of these.
How good should your equity be against a random hand in order to call? 55% maybe? That would be 44+, A2s+, A3o+, K5s+, K7o+, Q8s+, Q9o+, J9s+, JTo if you're in the BB. I'm going to spend some time with PokerStove figuring out good ranges for other positions considering the chance of an overcall.
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Halv
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If he's pushing literally 100% then you'll actually need slightly less than 50% due to the dead money from the blinds.
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Numbr2intheWorld
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If i randomly sat down at a table and this happened to me, I'd probably call with any two cards T or higher, PP's 66 or higher, Axs and Kxs. I'm sure you can call with wider though.
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IowaSkinsFan
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i havent seen this in sooooooooooooooooo long.
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