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Old 07-20-2006, 02:03 PM
DonT77 DonT77 is offline
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Default Re: Shortstacked 99 in big blind facing raise

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When I'm bb vs. an aggro OR, I had the idea it's a defensive move, an alternative to the AI that could save chips now and have the additional benefit of making the OR decrease steal attempts in the future.

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Well, you're really not saving any chips if you plan to push ATF anyway - but the thought process behind the SnG is that you don't have any FE now, but you hope to gain some ATF or you hope to price out a hand like 2OCs ATF when you hold a middle PP.

You could run a mimic-SnG, when you make your opponent think you have a middle PP and then push the flop with your whiffed 27o and try to get him to fold AK - that's certainly an option [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]. Usually when a player calls 1/4-1/3 of his stack PF his push ATF is going to get some level of respect, but now we are clearly talking about a variant of the SnG play.
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