Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

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I completely disagree with Cameron and think this is an instashove.

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shove this and dont think twice.

Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

you have only 5BBs, and I doubt you'll have a much better chance than this to put your money in. easy shove

Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

OBV cameron is a gimmick.

Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

im shoving this every time. with only 5bb`s left , this give u a chance to virtually double up with a fold around. also if some1 does call then you stil have outs, instashuv !

Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

I like it.
cameron, those are turbos, you gotta get chips if you wanna make dem $$$$$$$$$$$.

Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

at least cameron explains his thought process instead of just saying "poooooooooooosh!". i can't wait to hear his next little gem of wisdom. also this is a push.

Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

I like it, but I like it a millions times more if the flop is rainbow.

Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

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Look, Kevin, you aren't out of this SnG, yet with 1000 left and the blinds at 100/200. Heck, you aren't even short stack. And what's more than that, you shoved all your chips in AGAIN without definitely having anything at all. You can't bet here, because doing so will pot commit you. But there are more cards to see. You can use your chips more wisely other places. You aren't in the money, yet, so you have to remain playing tightly when you're short-stacked at a table and you haven't gone all-in preflop. A straight draw doesn't win you any more hands than a flush draw when the other player has just flopped a pair. Wait for the nuts and then, my friend, make your move. Take care.

Cameron

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lol

you is the dumb.

Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

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::shrugs:: It's a risky move, and it may be late enough in the game to take that risk, but I would still check. I know what you're saying about the SB, but maybe check your notes on what he does after the flop with a pair. If he raises usually and has just now checked, yeah go all in. If he is an habitual slow-player...maybe not. I'm only at the $33 SnG level now, so I don't know all there is to know. This is only what I know from experience. Take care.

Cameron

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you're definately a losing player if you dont shove this.

Re: $16s - 100/200, Shove OESD with the short stack?
 

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Heck, you aren't even short stack.

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True, but this is not the bubble either. Push, you have to pick up chips with so many players still hanging around if you want to end ITM.