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02-22-2007, 11:01 PM
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Smart push or overly frisky?
1/2 NL at my local B&M. $200 max buy-in.
The table overall features players who are poor at bet-sizing and are also passive postflop. No one has amassed a big stack as of yet. My image has been tight. I've yet to show a hand down, due to a couple of successful strong moves postflop balanced with a handful of loose calls that I ditched. Then came this: EP raiser makes it $10, with three people calling. I'm on the Button with T6s (spades). With $134, I call $10 Five to the flop, which comes 6d5s3s. EP raiser checks, one other check to an MP who makes it $25. One fold to me. With $124 remaining and $75 in the pot, I push for my remaining $124. Results are irrelevant, but I wonder if this was too thin a holding to move with, or is a flop like this exactly why I called $10 PF in the first place? Or is it too loose a PF call? 
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02-22-2007, 11:35 PM
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Re: Smart push or overly frisky?
cbboy,
How deep should the game be playing for these kinds of PF calls to be profitable?
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#7
02-22-2007, 11:37 PM
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Re: Smart push or overly frisky?
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cbboy, How deep should the game be playing for these kinds of PF calls to be profitable? [/ QUOTE ] I would say that the MINIMUM would be 100bb effective stacks. I would even recommend more than that. I would say more closer to 150bb effective would be better
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#8
02-22-2007, 11:48 PM
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Re: Smart push or overly frisky?
That makes sense, but to go back to this particular hand, would pushing still be the move with, say, $250-$300, or would you leave some behind for the turn by making a bet size similar to the one I made ($125)?
This is assuming my opponent has a similar stack.
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#10
02-23-2007, 05:10 PM
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Re: Smart push or overly frisky?
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[ QUOTE ] Fold a pair and a flush draw? For this little? [/ QUOTE ] Huh?!?!? Is that directed towards me? I don't think I said that anywhere... [/ QUOTE ] Mah bad. Misread.
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