suicidal squeeze?

[kurtkatt]

full tilt 6k grrt buy-in 24.2

blinds 100-200

stacks
villain 1, utg+1 5000
villain 2, mp1 5700
me, co 2700


villain 1 has been at my table the last 1.5h or so and is raising light from any position. Hasnt called big reraises pf but for once when he had big odds with JTs which he won against two shortstacks with underpairs.

villain 2 has been at the table maybe 30-45 mins and is active calling raises a lot in position much with lotsa crap like a7s. hasnt seen him call all in raises but not folding for limpattacks pf atleast once, although folding flop getting like almost 3-1.

anyway, villain 1 raise to 700, standard raise. villain 2 calls and i push 98off.

what do u think? is my stack a bit to short to make it work oddswise?

[andre006]

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full tilt 6k grrt buy-in 24.2

blinds 100-200

stacks
villain 1, utg+1 5000
villain 2, mp1 5700
me, co 2700


villain 1 has been at my table the last 1.5h or so and is raising light from any position. Hasnt called big reraises pf but for once when he had big odds with JTs which he won against two shortstacks with underpairs.

villain 2 has been at the table maybe 30-45 mins and is active calling raises a lot in position much with lotsa crap like a7s. hasnt seen him call all in raises but not folding for limpattacks pf atleast once, although folding flop getting like almost 3-1.

anyway, villain 1 raise to 700, standard raise. villain 2 calls and i push 98off.

what do u think? is my stack a bit to short to make it work oddswise?

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Why is there a ? in the title of your thread
both vilains are loose = you'll probably get a call
both vilains have you covered twice = you'll probably get a call

[RStMartin]

you can pick a better hand to do this.

[Matador225]

I like the idea but you are a little too short. I like this a lot more if you have 3500.

[kurtkatt]

lol

one is a loose raiser not caller
but that other squirell well well.
yeah it should probably not be a questionmark...

[Habib Marwan]

It's always a good strategy to squeeze in low buy in tourneys, especially when you give your opponents better than 2:1 to call you.