Thread: Sit 'n Go Strategy study group -- Part 2: Mid Blind Play
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Old 09-05-2007, 01:53 AM
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Default Re: Sit \'n Go Strategy study group -- Part 2: Mid Blind Play
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Also I'm assuming as this is referring to Mid Blind play ante's have not kicked in yet, yo? Or does MBP still include the 100/200/25 level?

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I started disliking Harrington's M a lot less after working through a bunch of Stars hands at the 100/200/25 level. It's still fairly rare to see a situation where the stacks are even enough that players face a lot of non-push/fold decisions, but it does come up sometimes. With six players, M=6.67 at the 100/200/A25 is a stack of t3000, so that will be an even less common situation than M=6.67 (10 BB or t2000) at 100/200.

All of the good analytical techniques are totally independent of whether or not there is an ante in play anyway.
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