Re: when to call a habitual pusher
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I do think I made a slightly thin call with A-6 there which happened to be accurate that time.
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The problem with A6o in a spot like this is that the results might give you the wrong impression. When you call with A6o and are 'correct', you are barely ahead. When 'wrong' you are often way behind. So you need to be 'correct' a high percentage of the time.
I'm sure you know this already, but just something to think about. You are ahead of the range you gave him though. In a vacuum, then it's clearly a correct call. As people are saying, you need to predict what he'll do when he wins/loses.
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