33$ HU sng: Level 4 , open shove from villain

[TNixon]

Ok, I didn't actually take your word for it, but figured it out myself, and sure enough, 52.5% is enough.

Which makes my other question completely irrelevant.

So no, I wouldn't fold after all. It is a lot closer than I thought, though. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[jay_shark]

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Oh and since I already know it's coming (54% is too big an edge to pass up), answer this question:

100 $30 games, first hand, your opponent has AsKd every game, and pushes. You have 5s5d. 53.95%-45.52%.

Is calling every time a profitable situation?

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Read this post . I just answered it a little while ago .

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showth...=0#Post12234063

[TNixon]

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Read this post . I just answered it a little while ago .

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And I already said that question was due to my own confusion about how much you really needed to win to beat the rake.

[ukdentisto32]

instacall

[phatjeffrey]

ran into 2 other similar situations :

Both of them 1st hands of a HU SNG :

1) AKs raise to 3bb opponent shoves, call right ?

2) 99 raise to 3bb opponent shoves. hero ?

[XxPenguinxX]

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ran into 2 other similar situations :

Both of them 1st hands of a HU SNG :

1) AKs raise to 3bb opponent shoves, call right ?

2) 99 raise to 3bb opponent shoves. hero ?

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OP - autocall - AQ is ahead of a huge portion of his range, and not far behind when it is behind except to AA-QQ, AK.

1) Instacall

2) Be tempted to fold - very likely to be a coinflip.

[jay_shark]

Phatjeffery, I'd make my cut-off at about 88+ .

There was a thread posted here about opponent shoving with 66+ . You may want to read that too .