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Old 03-12-2006, 10:28 PM
CTKid CTKid is offline
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Default MTT Bubble push from SB helppppppp

The sunday GP on Pokerroom, down to 45 players w/ top 40 paid. Blinds 500/1000, 9 handed, I have 7k. I have been stealing/winning the blinds with an all-in about once per orbit to keep pace for about an hour, exposing my very good hands (TT, AK) when its folded to my push.

Its folded to me in SB w/ J4o, I think about it then push. BB has me covered by like 500 chips. He's been very reasonable, I think he calls with top 7-10% here. Clearly this is a +EV push as far as chips go. But was it correct ?

More importantly, how do I go about deciding if it was correct. And by correct I mean the move that maximizes long term cash winnings.

If this has been discussed elsewhere, sorry for wasting your time, just point me there and I'll go read it. Thanks...
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Old 03-12-2006, 11:59 PM
Ian J Ian J is offline
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Default Re: MTT Bubble push from SB helppppppp

Hi CT,

I think this is a no brainer push, but only because of the time of the tournament and the BB's stack size. If there were say 65 players left I think it starts to become close. If the BB had 14 or 15k then it is also getting close. But the combination of him having a similar stack size to you and you guys being so close to the money makes this a push with any 2 cards IMO.
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