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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
I'm not hating a shove here either...provided it's preceded by you checking and him betting.
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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
Shoving 25k effective into a 6700 pot is an "interesting" post from an "interesting poster"
You should definitely just shove, betgo |
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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
My problem is that my hand is ahead on this flop versus a range of top 10% hands, and even versus top 5% hands; but I think villain's flat calling range is heavily weighted towards 66-JJ, and those hands have us crushed.
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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
He's gotta have specifically 77-TT or TJ to make this practically a snap call. I think 66 would definitely fold here. AKh or AQh might think about it and say F it but even then we're still ahead. So like I said, we're not EXPECTING a call. We're forcing him to have those exact hands. This is what aggressive bubble play is all about basically, forcing your opponent to have a hand.
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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
Yeh, I think the push may be the best play, given the bubble. Problem is you are a 5-1 dog to 77-99 and a 2-1 dog to TT-JJ. Those hands are pretty much always calling and that is a large part of his range.
I don't like a checkraise allin, because when villain bets he usually has something here, and he is going to be pot committed to call. When you are ahead, he usually doesn't bet. I really don't like cbet/fold or check/fold either. |
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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
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Shoving 25k effective into a 6700 pot is an "interesting" post from an "interesting poster" [/ QUOTE ] You know bubble play is different than other stages, right? |
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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
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[ QUOTE ] Shoving 25k effective into a 6700 pot is an "interesting" post from an "interesting poster" [/ QUOTE ] You know bubble play is different than other stages, right? [/ QUOTE ] apparantly not ! [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img] |
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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
Open-shoving flop is awful by the way
In case people haven't followed the sarcasm |
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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Shoving 25k effective into a 6700 pot is an "interesting" post from an "interesting poster" [/ QUOTE ] You know bubble play is different than other stages, right? [/ QUOTE ] apparantly not ! [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] That's OK. Betgo and others explained it a little bit. Hope you catch up soon. Good luck. |
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Re: Stealing UTG on the bubble and catch pieces of connected flop
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Shoving 25k effective into a 6700 pot is an "interesting" post from an "interesting poster" [/ QUOTE ] You know bubble play is different than other stages, right? [/ QUOTE ] apparantly not ! [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] That's OK. Betgo and others explained it a little bit. Hope you catch up soon. Good luck. [/ QUOTE ] el oh el |
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