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#65
07-26-2007, 08:38 PM
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Re: playing against ratholers
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If anyone else could please post their calling range so I can adjust mine appropriately I would appreciate it. [/ QUOTE ] stop trying to derail this thread jesus christ. 
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#66
07-26-2007, 09:37 PM
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Re: playing against ratholers
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[ QUOTE ] If anyone else could please post their calling range so I can adjust mine appropriately I would appreciate it. [/ QUOTE ] stop trying to derail this thread jesus christ. [/ QUOTE ] lol derail, get it? CHOO CHOO
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#67
07-26-2007, 10:15 PM
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Re: playing against ratholers
The main situation in which I hate good shortstacks is when I'm facing a button open from the small blind with a shortstack in the big blind. I feel I have to either play less profitably versus the button or less profitably versus the shortstack. Versus people who steal very light I rarely flatcall from the SB but with a shorty in the BB I will more frequently flatcall and also occasionally with big hands to deter the shorties from squeezing light. Is this a good adjustment or am I better off just 3-betting a tighter range?
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#68
07-26-2007, 10:19 PM
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Re: playing against ratholers
I think the most important thing vs a shortstack is to steal their blind 100% of the time. You can raise less than 3bb and they still fold like 85% of their hands. If you're in the sb and have a shortstacker in the bb I think your pfr should be 100% when the hand is folded around to you preflop.
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#69
07-26-2007, 10:26 PM
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Re: playing against ratholers
Those who are playing in the stars high stakes games where shortstacking seems to be a common practice, try getting a hold of a datamined database and look at shorty opening ranges and shoving ranges vs. different people. Do some math, profit.
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