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Sit and Go | SNG $3 | Fullring

helemaalnicks		30 May 08
Rating:		(7 Votes)
Views:	5690

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Comments (15)

#1 jasty2k, 14 Jun 08 08:55

You say that opponents are really loose on this limit ( they call all in with QTo easely with 10BB )
But you push with A6o when you have 7BB or 8BB

And as soon as you got 5BB, you all in with any 2, like 35o or J4o

And then you got called by a bad hand, but still way better than 35o.

Is this really EV+ ?

#2 jasty2k, 14 Jun 08 08:57

Sorry i forgot a word in 3rd sentence.
It is :

But you DONT push with A6o when you have 7BB

#3 SecurityDrew, 14 Jun 08 14:01

Thanks for the video. I wonder why you are not using the SAGE in the heads up portion of the end game?

#4 Spidey1978, 20 Jun 08 17:10

Really good again Nick. Lots of ideas I didn't know about from just reading the articles. Gonna watch again then I'm sure I'll have some questions for the forum.

#5 MikeAK47, 23 Jun 08 06:56

What on earth are you talking about jasty2k? He was playing standard ICM strategy, pushing all in with any two ON THE SMALL BLIND, when it's folded to you with less that 5 is always +EV.

#6 Mastamind, 26 Jun 08 08:05

totally agree with mikeak47

#7 colinsaces, 10 Jul 08 17:21

very good video, can see that the aggresive style as apposed to playing tight is more proffitable in the later stages

#8 AussieIan, 13 Aug 08 12:17

good video...it's helped plug some leaks in my game, my bankroll on another site has gone from $50 to $135 in the meantime!!

#9 mouse89, 13 Nov 08 17:07

#10 SadisticNature, 03 Jan 09 18:39

I don't see how one big blind changes things so radically that you can be pushing any two with 5BB and then in the same position folding A6 with 6. Also if an opponent sees you pushing 100% of that situation QTO is a decent call.

I think some of your passes against an opponent who was betting close to 100% of their hands on the button was sketchy. You said in that situation you needed him to be playing 80% of his hands, but based on the history to that point its very hard to believe he isn't.

#11 Shaba79, 13 Mar 09 11:35

A6
he had 8BB on the SB and the button has already raised.

Calling a raise or pushing into an unentered pot is ahuge defference.

#12 voegelator, 23 Jul 09 13:26

very nice vid

#13 slnpiranha, 19 Dec 09 13:05

Very good video, best play for lower limits

#14 kan00, 28 Jan 10 12:13

Towards the end when you were going to fold into the money but got AA and went all in, what range would you call all in there with? 1010+ or tighter or looser?

Great video

#15 Takeiteazy, 06 Mar 10 20:01

kan00 QQ+ probably, but AK fold.

Nice vid :)