button push?

_Anonymous_

13.12.2010, 14:59 0

Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

$60/$120 No-Limit Hold'em (5 handed)

Known players:
[tg]BB$2240.00:///////;MP3$4205.00:///////;CO$4170.00:///////;BU (Hero)$1005.00:///////;SB$1880.00:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is BU with 7:d, 9:h.
3 folds, SB calls $60.00, BB checks.

ok so there are 5 people left, i'm on the button MP3 and CO fold and i hold 79o, the sngwizard says for the calling range of 12% (to the guy in SB) and 9% (the one on the BB) it would be a push....

right now i'm not so good with reading opponents and puting them on hand ranges, but i want to now what would you usualy do here? is an easy push or easy fold for you?

4 replies

_Anonymous_

13.12.2010, 15:20 0

I would fold this on the button. I would push Ax, Kxs, QTs, 66+

I would also assume the calling ranges to be higher for SB and BB, since they both have you covered. At least 15%.

_Anonymous_

14.12.2010, 09:53 0

Originally posted by Ickki
I would fold this on the button. I would push Ax, Kxs, QTs, 66+

Ickki you are losing VAST amounts of value pushing that tight. Also I hope you are aware that JTo or 98s and such hands are far better against a tight calling range than K2o. I would strongly advise you go use ICM trainer some more

You can push ATC here into tight blinds. Without reads 79o is still definitely a push.

_Anonymous_

14.12.2010, 12:21 0

Originally posted by gedwashere91

Originally posted by Ickki
I would fold this on the button. I would push Ax, Kxs, QTs, 66+

Ickki you are losing VAST amounts of value pushing that tight. Also I hope you are aware that JTo or 98s and such hands are far better against a tight calling range than K2o. I would strongly advise you go use ICM trainer some more

You can push ATC here into tight blinds. Without reads 79o is still definitely a push.

Yes, you're right Ged. I still have Moshman's tables in my brain. Time to delete them.

Nash gives us a:
Ax+ K5s+ KTo+ Q8s+ QTo+ J7s+ JTo T7s+ T9o 97s+ 87s 76s
range

So while my before stated range is definitely too tight, I think pushing 97o from the button is still very loose.

chenny8888

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14.12.2010, 12:23 0

sure, but people aren't calling nash ranges. i push 97o for sure as ppl are tight.

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