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Awkwards spot vs shortstack shove, player to act behind
The player acting behind me is a calling station, so he doesn't need to have much. The short stack has been fairly tight, and I havnt seen him shove yet.
STAGE #681138085: HOLDEM NO LIMIT $1 - 2007-06-13 01:51:06 (ET) Table: NAUTILUS ST (Real Money) Seat #1 is the dealer Seat 1 - FL_RICO ($143.03 in chips) Seat 2 - SOOCLOSE ($131.02 in chips) Seat 3 - BRIANEWELCH ($32.75 in chips) Seat 4 - THESOWER ($158.35 in chips) Seat 5 - BORIK232 ($92.50 in chips) Seat 6 - CARDRACK12 ($141.40 in chips) SOOCLOSE - Posts small blind $0.50 BRIANEWELCH - Posts big blind $1 *** POCKET CARDS *** Dealt to THESOWER [Qh Kh] THESOWER - Raises $4 to $4 BORIK232 - Calls $4 CARDRACK12 - Calls $4 FL_RICO - Folds SOOCLOSE - Folds BRIANEWELCH - Calls $3 *** FLOP *** [6c Ks 7s] (pot $15) BRIANEWELCH - Checks THESOWER - Bets $12 BORIK232 - Calls $12 CARDRACK12 - Folds BRIANEWELCH - All-In(Raise) $28.75 to $28.75 THESOWER... Pot is now $68, and I need to call just $17. Should I just call, or isolate in some way? |
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Re: Awkwards spot vs shortstack shove, player to act behind
I guess I shove all-in to isolate and price out flush draws especially since you say he's a calling station so his call on the flop isn't really scary at all.
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