Title: late final table. Post by: TightEnd on May 07, 2009, 12:51:10 PM 6 left, 5 paid
Chip leader has half chips in play 105,000 Hero 50,000 3rd-5th 20,000 to 35,000 Shorty 5,000 pay outs 1100/600/360/250/130 blinds 800-1600, last hand before 1,000-2,000 Hero raises to 5,000 UTG with Td Ts folded to big blind. Gives it a very big Hollywood dwell and pushes 22,000 in. Each of three previous pushes on the way from recovering from 3,000 he has shown JJ+/AQ+. Patient, solid player...pushing with a very shortplayer in the dead zone Call or fold with pocket tens? Title: Re: late final table. Post by: gatso on May 07, 2009, 12:59:01 PM even if you think his range is as tight as jj+, aq+ you have 40% equity so calling 15k to win 27.8k is trivially easy
Title: Re: late final table. Post by: outragous76 on May 07, 2009, 12:59:16 PM snap
Title: Re: late final table. Post by: T_Mar on May 07, 2009, 01:02:24 PM You flippin against a range of 77+,AQs+,AQo+
So given pot odds its a snap call Title: Re: late final table. Post by: T_Mar on May 07, 2009, 01:03:38 PM You flippin against a range of 77+,AQs+,AQo+ So given pot odds its a snap call gatso beat me to it Title: Re: late final table. Post by: gatso on May 07, 2009, 01:06:01 PM even if you think his range is as tight as jj+, aq+ you have 40% equity so calling 15k to win 27.8k is trivially easy ok, it's 17k not 15 to call but still a snap esp as his range is never that tight Title: Re: late final table. Post by: GreekStein on May 07, 2009, 01:10:42 PM Raise less pre so you don't have to get into these situations where you are forced to call. 3800/4000 will do.
The dynamic changes a little bit because of the shorty on 5k which means I don't think people are ever really re-shipping hands that aren't at least flipping with you. Players nit up at these level buy ins on final tables and will happily fold 77/AJ type hands here As played though you have to call. Title: Re: late final table. Post by: T_Mar on May 07, 2009, 01:18:06 PM Raise less pre so you don't have to get into these situations where you are forced to call. 3800/4000 will do. The dynamic changes a little bit because of the shorty on 5k which means I don't think people are ever really re-shipping hands that aren't at least flipping with you. Players nit up at these level buy ins on final tables and will happily fold 77/AJ type hands here As played though you have to call. Even iof you raise 3800 you still getting 1.5/1 so doesn't change anything .. I dont think its a stretch to include 77 in his range ?? Title: Re: late final table. Post by: TightEnd on May 07, 2009, 01:39:26 PM I did call btw, merely wondered if anyone suggested the alternative of a fold
Title: Re: late final table. Post by: noble1 on May 07, 2009, 01:56:21 PM hmmm if you call u can only gain or lose 5.5% equity ish - fold you only lose 1.4% equity - i'm not so sure that calling is the best option here..
Title: Re: late final table. Post by: GreekStein on May 07, 2009, 01:58:12 PM Raise less pre so you don't have to get into these situations where you are forced to call. 3800/4000 will do. The dynamic changes a little bit because of the shorty on 5k which means I don't think people are ever really re-shipping hands that aren't at least flipping with you. Players nit up at these level buy ins on final tables and will happily fold 77/AJ type hands here As played though you have to call. Even iof you raise 3800 you still getting 1.5/1 so doesn't change anything .. I dont think its a stretch to include 77 in his range ?? It does make a difference. If we're looking for the best way to play the pot it doesnt include raising to over 3x bbs. Title: Re: late final table. Post by: T_Mar on May 07, 2009, 02:04:12 PM Raise less pre so you don't have to get into these situations where you are forced to call. 3800/4000 will do. The dynamic changes a little bit because of the shorty on 5k which means I don't think people are ever really re-shipping hands that aren't at least flipping with you. Players nit up at these level buy ins on final tables and will happily fold 77/AJ type hands here As played though you have to call. Even iof you raise 3800 you still getting 1.5/1 so doesn't change anything .. I dont think its a stretch to include 77 in his range ?? It does make a difference. If we're looking for the best way to play the pot it doesnt include raising to over 3x bbs. Not saying there is anything wrong with a smaller raise (I would also raise slightly smaller), just dont think it would make a difference to the decision whether to call the shove or not Title: Re: late final table. Post by: gatso on May 07, 2009, 02:07:11 PM hmmm if you call u can only gain or lose 5.5% equity ish - fold you only lose 1.4% equity - i'm not so sure that calling is the best option here.. that makes no sense, you're completely igniring the cards. if tighty had AA and the BB shoved blind then the potential equity changes would still be the same but I assume you wouldn't find a fold there. Title: Re: late final table. Post by: TightEnd on May 07, 2009, 02:07:16 PM just take me through the preferability of raising smaller please?
is it because it has the same effect as a larger raise, but allows you to pass to a shove easier? Title: Re: late final table. Post by: T_Mar on May 07, 2009, 02:16:09 PM just take me through the preferability of raising smaller please? is it because it has the same effect as a larger raise, but allows you to pass to a shove easier? Means you can raise more frequently for cheaper - easier to fold when you are weak and can induce action for when you strong as people just think you at it Title: Re: late final table. Post by: GreekStein on May 07, 2009, 02:18:04 PM just take me through the preferability of raising smaller please? is it because it has the same effect as a larger raise, but allows you to pass to a shove easier? Flushy will answer this much better than me but in short its much less exploitable. It does the same job as a larger raise but you're losing less every time you are forced to fold or are reraised etc. Title: Re: late final table. Post by: noble1 on May 07, 2009, 02:27:30 PM hmmm if you call u can only gain or lose 5.5% equity ish - fold you only lose 1.4% equity - i'm not so sure that calling is the best option here.. that makes no sense, you're completely igniring the cards. if tighty had AA and the BB shoved blind then the potential equity changes would still be the same but I assume you wouldn't find a fold there. i get the point is to put villain on a range of cards that he is shoving? we know we are getting 1.76 to 1 to call - 36% equity - yes we are hoping to be 40% against his range i get all that i'm just asking the question from a icm point of view , prize pay outs etc plus the fact we have a baby short stack is calling the shove the best option..just trying to discuss it... sry i'll leave u to it.. :) Title: Re: late final table. Post by: TightEnd on May 07, 2009, 02:31:42 PM just take me through the preferability of raising smaller please? is it because it has the same effect as a larger raise, but allows you to pass to a shove easier? Flushy will answer this much better than me but in short its much less exploitable. It does the same job as a larger raise but you're losing less every time you are forced to fold or are reraised etc. does this work for a TAG...raising less frequently, stealing less frequently as it does for a LAG? Title: Re: late final table. Post by: paulhouk03 on May 07, 2009, 02:32:11 PM raise 2.5x pre
alot of ppl dont want to "dance" when on the bubble so they wont play many pots IMO and also small raises doesnt effect ur stack much and easier to get it away he must have a good hand if he is hollywooding JJ+ so could fold but if it was me i would fist pump call coz ur life isnt on the line Title: Re: late final table. Post by: T_Mar on May 07, 2009, 02:40:24 PM raise 2.5x pre alot of ppl dont want to "dance" when on the bubble so they wont play many pots IMO and also small raises doesnt effect ur stack much and easier to get it away he must have a good hand if he is hollywooding JJ+ so could fold but if it was me i would fist pump call coz ur life isnt on the line If my life was on the line, I would still call here Title: Re: late final table. Post by: GreekStein on May 07, 2009, 02:41:44 PM just take me through the preferability of raising smaller please? is it because it has the same effect as a larger raise, but allows you to pass to a shove easier? Flushy will answer this much better than me but in short its much less exploitable. It does the same job as a larger raise but you're losing less every time you are forced to fold or are reraised etc. does this work for a TAG...raising less frequently, stealing less frequently as it does for a LAG? Yeah of course. Title: Re: late final table. Post by: LeKnave on May 07, 2009, 02:41:54 PM stop trying to level ppl tighty.
Title: Re: late final table. Post by: TightEnd on May 07, 2009, 02:42:43 PM stop trying to level ppl tighty. :dontask: genuinely, I am not Title: Re: late final table. Post by: T_Mar on May 07, 2009, 02:44:07 PM just take me through the preferability of raising smaller please? is it because it has the same effect as a larger raise, but allows you to pass to a shove easier? Flushy will answer this much better than me but in short its much less exploitable. It does the same job as a larger raise but you're losing less every time you are forced to fold or are reraised etc. does this work for a TAG...raising less frequently, stealing less frequently as it does for a LAG? Stealing blinds and antes should be mega standard on the bubble, even for a complete nit - dont know you personally but have heard people talking ;) Title: Re: late final table. Post by: MANTIS01 on May 07, 2009, 02:58:51 PM Is there a reason to fold this hand?
Title: Re: late final table. Post by: Eck on May 07, 2009, 03:06:17 PM Is there a reason to fold this hand? Yep he might have an ace and they always hit. Title: Re: late final table. Post by: relaedgc on May 07, 2009, 04:07:43 PM Hahaha.
Raise less, Richard. They'll think you're at it. Title: Re: late final table. Post by: AlexMartin on May 07, 2009, 11:07:17 PM raise less pre to give rise to more phantom FE. dont slowroll.
Title: Re: late final table. Post by: Steve Swift on May 10, 2009, 11:41:41 AM I call, if i miss i am still not dead, shorty is still short, i can still get to the money and if i win,,, FTW of course.
Why does this seem much easier in black and white then when in the game :) |