$60 - let us stop and gogogogo

[Cair Paravel]

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I think in general, TT is too big of a pp to stop-n-go.

What's everyone thoughts on 66-88?

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Agreed. I'm pushing TT (and maybe 99) pre-flop here. I'm not nuts about it, but I lean toward folding 66-88 w/o a read.

I think you have too many chips to stop-n-go in this situation. It's better if you have more like 7 bb.

[AnthonyV]

Push pf. Your stack has FE. No need to mess around gambling when the flop could come with 2 overs, which would be awful. You'll fold out some hands and still get called by a range of worse hands to make up for those better hands that will of course call too.

[ManChild]

This is an absolute no brainer preflop shove

[MysticMan808]

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Push pf. Your stack has FE.

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Now you're behind QJ and/or 98 - ugh.

[AnthonyV]

TT is behind 98 pf... excuse me?

[b33nz]

i never understood the point of stop and goes when still far away from the bubble. i would just push PF and hope he calls with A9 or KT or something stupid.

[DevinLake]

I haven't read the other posts yet, but...

I don't like it. If he's range from the CO is such that you can't push TT here, then I'd just fold.

That range isn't getting any wider now that you have the flop. The only think you accomplish is now you are giving him a chance to get away from the only hands you were actually ahead of in his range.

[DevinLake]

About stop n goes in general. I typically will only do them against a player that habitually min raises from late position that I feel will not fold to a push preflop. However, he might post flop when he most likely misses.

So, I do a stop n go once every 300-500 sngs maybe.

[infinite_loop]

Well obviously you would stop and go if you knew the flop was going to come down like that....

But TT is too strong. Push pre.

[wiggs73]

devin lake,

yo. yo first post i think makes loads of sense. say word.