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Final 2 tables - how is this push?
20 players left and I'm in 10th. This is UB nightly $120 bounty tournament.
seat 0 with 52060. seat 1 with 9935. seat 2 with 47290. seat 3 with 18720. Button seat 4 with 76620. Hero seat 5 with 38305. seat 6 with 33225. seat 7 with 81660. seat 8 with 32225. seat 9 with 32145. The button is at seat 4. Pre-flop: (10 players) Hero is SB with Ks 9s 7 folds, Button raises to t7100, Hero raises all-in t38155 |
#2
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Re: Final 2 tables - how is this push?
pointless without reads.
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#3
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Re: Final 2 tables - how is this push?
No read on the button. Big blind left to act behind me seems like a solid player although I don't have much experience with him either.
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Re: Final 2 tables - how is this push?
Need to know the BB otherwise dont know how destperate you are. If Im the raiser Im calling you with pockets higher than 8 and A-10 K-Jsuited type of hands. You will probable take this down most of the time for a little win but Unless he has been doing this every round and seen him fold I would wait for a better spot. Again it all depends how much the blinds are.
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Re: Final 2 tables - how is this push?
From a complete objective perspective (no read or background on button) I am against pushing. Wait for a better spot. No need risking tournament life pushing AI with mediocre cards against someone who can possibly have a mediocre hand.
If he has previously made this play several orbits in a row or has been caught with his pants down in another hand, then I would consider pushing. |
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Re: Final 2 tables - how is this push?
looks fine.
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#7
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Re: Final 2 tables - how is this push?
I'm interested in your logic. What makes you think it "looks fine"?
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#8
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Re: Final 2 tables - how is this push?
I think a lot of players are way too aggressive at this stage of the tourney... I say fold.
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#9
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Re: Final 2 tables - how is this push?
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perfect without reads. [/ QUOTE ] well played. |
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