Re: $12 180 turbos on stars, need some general advice (no hand include
 

pretty close...you can't afford t raise to 600 and fold to a reraise or blank a flop...also people call so light pre that pushing or folding is good at this stage

Re: $12 180 turbos on stars, need some general advice (no hand include
 

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I don't see why you would change your strategy for a turbo. Your strategy should be dictated by stack/blind ratios. It just so happens that you'll be short earlier and will have to go to pushbotting earlier.

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That's my view, too.

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the difference is huge and if you do not look at it differen it is tough to win...first off range of others is wayyyyy looser...also speed of blinds changing make you ratio precarious very quick...if may look good for a minute but 15 later you will be in push mode

Re: $12 180 turbos on stars, need some general advice (no hand include
 

all of what ssnyc said is correct, but [ QUOTE ]
range of others is wayyyyy looser

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Re: $12 180 turbos on stars, need some general advice (no hand include
 

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the difference is huge and if you do not look at it differen it is tough to win...first off range of others is wayyyyy looser...also speed of blinds changing make you ratio precarious very quick...if may look good for a minute but 15 later you will be in push mode

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Thanks, I think I'm learning a lot here. So going back to that 100/200 level(b/c once antes are introduced this concept makes a lot more sense to me), and you have say 2800 chips, AJo in MP2, are you always pushing, always folding, only pushing at the tighest of tables, etc? Or what if its KQo instead of AJ and its folded to you in middle position?

What do you do in those spots if you don't have a read on your table as being generally loose or tight, say you just got moved there a couple hands ago?

Thanks