|
|
 Originally Posted by Fnord
Stack sizes are important here...
Agreed. The third player I would often consider an x-factor in the hand, and I might want to re-raise just to isolate the tricky guy. But in this case there are two strong possibilities for how the short stack will respond, because he's so short: 1. He flat calls the re-raise, in which case he will probably go all in on most flops - but his stack size makes this a non-issue for me, so I'd consider that outcome the same as being heads up with the tricky player. 2. Goes all in pre-flop just because he only has another $2 left, which traps the tricky player into at least calling - possibly raising again to isolate - and reopens the betting to me.
|
Reply With Quote