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yup, what trip said.
There's an argument for just pushing pre as well - TT has a slight equity edge over what I consider to be a standard 10% 3-bet range:
equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 53.081% 52.40% 00.68% 619096764 8047518.00 { TT }
Hand 1: 46.919% 46.24% 00.68% 546297960 8047518.00 { 77+, ATs+, KQs, ATo+, KQo }
There's even an argument to fold - TT doesn't play THAT well against top 10%. I just think that's too nitty.
As far as why I like the stop'n'go>push pre: it forces a lot of the hands in his range that would be basic flips if he called a push pre into 2:1 dogs. Hands like AJ-AK, QK now have to hit the flop to call your flop push which will only happen about 1/3 time. Hands like 77-99 will still call on a blank flop. You might even get a fold out of JJ-KK on an A hi flop. The only bad part of stop'n'going is that you might get 77-99 to fold on a scray flop when they would have called a push pre.
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