$33 call AI w/ 22??

[phatjeffrey]

sorry bout the raise thing... im still folding..

[RobMcB]

The important thing to remember about 22 is...
If you're calling with 22, that means you're also calling with half the deck. And you're not calling with half the deck at 25bbs deep (I'm assuming 1500 chips each since the converter didn't give stack sizes.)

[shat4brains]

NO the guy had t725 total

[shat4brains]

i need to find a new converter

[RobMcB]

Ok, so he had 725, put in 60 for a blind, now he has 665. Openshove PF.

[tmcdmck]

wait you mean he 3bet all in vs your minraise right. if so:

605 / 1450 = 0.417241379

fold.

[waxhax0rs]

Open shove or fold preflop.

Also about this comment:
"pokerstove: giving villain a tightish range of ATs+, AJo+ 99+ you have a mere 37% equity.

giving them a loose range of 22+ A8s+ A9o+ KJs+ KQo barely changes your equity, it makes it nearly 38%"

Tightish? What do you call "tight," AA-KK? Also your "loose" range is not really all that loose. I'd reshove that entire range without even thinking unless the person was the nittiest opponent ever.

[tmcdmck]

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Open shove or fold preflop.

Also about this comment:
"pokerstove: giving villain a tightish range of ATs+, AJo+ 99+ you have a mere 37% equity.

giving them a loose range of 22+ A8s+ A9o+ KJs+ KQo barely changes your equity, it makes it nearly 38%"

Tightish? What do you call "tight," AA-KK? Also your "loose" range is not really all that loose. I'd reshove that entire range without even thinking unless the person was the nittiest opponent ever.

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well abviously there are all sorts of possible ranges. the "tight one" was just a range that is fairly common from non aggros.

and what the???!!!! about reshoving lighter than my loose range unless villain is a nit? reshoving looser than that would only be advisable if villain is a nit.

shoving any looser than my loose range sounds a bit psycho. yeah i have seen it. hell ill go poker stove it for you if you really want:

22+,A2s+,K7s+,QTs+,A2o+,K9o+,QJo gives 22 44.7% equity, in which case, fair enough call. but this is pretty abnormal.