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    Default If BB has 10xBB, and your opening in SB.......

    .................................................. ...........please shove 72o. kthx!!

    This is common knowledge to SNG players but I think alot of cash game players dont know alot about the push/fold game.

    I can provide math if anyone questions this.
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    Me: A-7o in SB
    BB: 10bb stack

    Me: "i am going to fold -- i think it's probably close to neutral EV to shove here"

    DG: "uhh... i think that was a mistake"


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    And if he knows you're shoving any two?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigslikk
    And if he knows you're shoving any two?
    And..............plz explain what you mean. i wrote out the answer to this but dont want to spoon feed.

    Are you leveling somehow here with sarcasm.
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    why would you want to risk your whole stack to win the BB, when a decent raise may do the same thing?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrhappy333
    why would you want to risk your whole stack to win the BB, when a decent raise may do the same thing?
    The bb only has 10xbb. If you are going to raise 3-4xBB the BB is pretty much committed to anything he plays anyway. And I guess if he calls with exactly 10% of his hands you are coming out slightly ahead since you already have the small blind committed.

    This is pretty marginal and kind of pointless in ring isn't it? I guess if it makes the rest of the table loosen up their calling range against you it maybe worth it.

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