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Old 08-23-2007, 04:09 PM
chopchoi chopchoi is offline
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Default $100 NL: re-steal from the short stack?

I'm SB with 75o. MP2 posts, CO posts. No one limps, the posters check, Button ($23 stack) makes it $5 to go.

Putting him AI: +ev or -ev?

Also, what range would you give him for raising in this spot, and what range would he call a 3-bet with?
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Old 08-23-2007, 04:11 PM
rdrr rdrr is offline
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Default Re: $100 NL: re-steal from the short stack?

Umm, this ain't no tourney lol. Just fold.
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Old 08-23-2007, 04:11 PM
WildBobAA WildBobAA is offline
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Default Re: $100 NL: re-steal from the short stack?

-ev

I don't think you're getting him to fold much.
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Old 08-23-2007, 04:20 PM
GiantBuddha GiantBuddha is offline
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Default Re: $100 NL: re-steal from the short stack?

--EV.

You have very little FE, and obviously no hand value.

As for his range, do you have a read? If he's like 7/6 or 6/5, he's raising 77+,AT+,KQ, and he's not folding enough of that to your resteal to give you a profitable play here. If he's a loose, crappy shortstacker, he's raising with all kinds of hands here, and is calling your shove with some really bad hands which still have you dominated.
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