7$ 18man high blind play

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Gonchan

Joined: 14.06.2011

Posts: 1,863

17.10.2012, 18:11 0

PokerStars NLHE Tournament, ($6.45+$0.55), t400/t800/t50 blinds, 4 handed, 40%/30%/20%/10% payouts
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{Tournament|PokerStars|6.45|0.55|400|800|50|18-Man}
CO: t4690 5.5 BBs{Player|CO|4690|Fold|50}
Hero: t3560 4.2 BBs{Player|Hero|3560|Qd|7d}
SB: t11745 14 BBs{Player|SB|11745|Call|3560|Average|49|38}
BB: t7005 8.2 BBs{Player|BB|7005|Call|3560|Average|168|38|74|13}

Preflop: Hero is BTN with Q♦7♦
1 fold, Hero?

Opponent calling ranges when hero pushes:
SB (20+), BB (41+)

SnG wiz didn't suggest this move but I had 4~5 BB so -ev play is acceptable?

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kurrkabin

Joined: 12.10.2010

Posts: 5,893

18.10.2012, 11:40 0

One very important rule- don't ever use SnG default ranges simply because they suck. Adjust their calling ranges and hero fold scenarios according to what your perception on villains is. Here, we are in the money, which is good and I would tend to take some negative edge as we are loosing FE. If blinds are tight, I would advocate for shoving- if not- I would advocate for folding.

Usually taking a range that's looser than nash here since blinds are gonna hit us and we lose even bigger chunk of our FE. Nash says QTs, but I would go for Q8s in most cases, I think. Depends mostly on the blinds as I said.

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