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Old 06-27-2007, 06:13 PM
AMT AMT is offline
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Default Re: $225 Thin/Bad Call vs. Gramps.

Goggles,

when is your SNG book coming out?
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Old 06-27-2007, 06:42 PM
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Default Re: $225 Thin/Bad Call vs. Gramps.

This is one of those situations where you can assume certain ranges for BB, "oh, since limper is loose he could be pushing wide, so it's a good/not-too-bad of a play"...

But at the higher levels, very few good players push wide here (it's a habit that's easily exploitable) - some like me will now and then over loose limper, but will also intentionally push very strong hands (AK/QQ, maybe even KK/AA at times) b/c sometimes mid-pairs call your pushes when they'd call a small bet, fold the flop when behind, and people don't get a "range clarification" by your PF action allowing some good-not-great hands to call your pushes correctly.

If you've played a few hundred+ SNGs with me, you'd know A9 is way behind my range, and that calling loses you ~1/4 of a buy-in +, even with the overlay.

I mean, I think it's fine to call here and there out of "range curiousity" to help figure the thinking of a player (whom you're going to play many more SNGs against) out, though this spot is pushing it.

Okay, now someone post a hand where I call ridiculously loose...
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