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#11
08-14-2007, 11:05 PM
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Re: $55 NLTRN-Small pockets against short stack punk biotch
Hey Indy , you did mention that he likes to call pre-flop .
Do you think he would have called your push with almost any two cards ? If so , then it should be clear that pushing increases your $/h more than any other play you can think of . So on that note , I push hoping that I get called as a 57% favorite . 
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#12
08-14-2007, 11:21 PM
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Re: $55 NLTRN-Small pockets against short stack punk biotch
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what's the difference between raising 300 and pushing though? [/ QUOTE ] A lot of people will call big raise sizes at these stacks with a much wider range than a shove. Wondering if he is one of them. Pushing is probably better either way, I'm not quite sure, I'd imagine it'd have to be a very specific calling range for 300 and another specific one for a push for this to be the better play.
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#13
08-15-2007, 10:41 AM
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Re: $55 NLTRN-Small pockets against short stack punk biotch
For the reasons detailed by others, push pre.
As played, bet 1/2 the pot and shut down against resistance (you're in position, so this should be easy to do). If he calls, you have to assume draw because he should chk/push you with any piece of this flop.
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