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#1
02-05-2007, 04:16 AM
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small pockets on BB
Hi
final table, online tournament. 4 players left I'm small stack, with about 25000, blinds 2000/4000. MR BigStack raises to 8000, nextplayer folds, button with about 43000 calls, I have 44 what do I do? Mr BigStack plays about any connector, any suited and any K or A. and he calls everybodys allin if hi is in the pot. 
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#3
02-05-2007, 05:00 AM
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Re: small pockets on BB
Go all-in. If the BB is 4000, 8000 is a weak raise, the caller knows that BigStack is loose aggressive, so neither player may be too strong. Good chance of taking the pot down there, and I don't think both players would call in any case, in which case you're a coinflip with much better odds than that.
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#5
02-05-2007, 05:07 AM
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Re: small pockets on BB
Also depends on your reputation. If you're conservative, then all-in is great. If you've been aggressive, then folding makes no sense. You want to go heads up.
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#9
02-05-2007, 04:48 PM
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Re: small pockets on BB
all the stacks and payouts would help, but my comments are assuming: a) there isnt a big jump between 4th and 3rd in payouts and b) if you shove, at least one of the two players will fold.
if that holds true, go all in. i dont see how you can fold as the shorty here when youd have HUGE overlay if you got one caller...i dont think both call a shove enough to make this a fold, as big stacks range is reasonably wide and im sure button knows that enough to call a minraise and fold to a reraise behind.
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#10
02-05-2007, 04:49 PM
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Re: small pockets on BB
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Fold, there is less than a 0% chance that they both fold. You have 6bb, but wait until you're 1st in, you're behind both of them. [/ QUOTE ] this isnt enough reason for me to fold in itself...id need to know that both players are pretty likely to call a shove for me to pass on this pot with the given situation and stack
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