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$1 Don, T4o on SB

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Loreit
Joined: 20.11.2012

Double or nothing, once again I disagree with SngWiz

(Most often I only disagree to Sngwiz when really short stacked)

IPoker NLHE Tournament, ($$1.00+$0.20), t75/t150 blinds, 10 handed
Hand exported from the SitNGo Wizard. How to import this hand into the SitNGo Wizard.
{Tournament|IPoker|$1.00+$0.20||75|150|0|Chip}
UTG: t815 5.4 BBs{Player|UTG|815|Fold|0}
UTG+1: t1530 10 BBs{Player|UTG+1|1530|Fold|0}
UTG+2: t1480 9.9 BBs{Player|UTG+2|1480|Call|150|Average|44|44|33|3}
UTG+3: t1640 11 BBs{Player|UTG+3|1640|Fold|0}
UTG+4: t2095 14 BBs{Player|UTG+4|2095|Fold|0}
UTG+5: t1465 9.8 BBs{Player|UTG+5|1465|Fold|0}
CO: t2970 20 BBs{Player|CO|2970|Fold|0}
BTN: t1625 11 BBs{Player|BTN|1625|Fold|0}
Hero: t1290 8.6 BBs{Player|Hero|1290|Td|4h}
BB: t90 0.6 BBs{Player|BB|90|Check|0|Average|168|168|168}

Preflop: Hero is SB with T♦4♥
2 folds, UTG+2 calls t150 (24+), 5 folds, Hero?

Opponent calling ranges when hero pushes:
BB (100+), UTG+2 (16+)


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reggie123
Joined: 31.03.2009

Hero folds, 0 showndown value.


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Alficor1
Joined: 16.06.2010

Originally posted by reggie123
Hero folds, 0 showndown value.

There's no such thing as showdown value when there's not even a flop yet...


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Loreit
Joined: 20.11.2012

Originally posted by reggie123
Hero folds, 0 showndown value.

Hero agree, SngWiz disagree.

I don't know why...


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reggie123
Joined: 31.03.2009

I don't know why...

There's 0,6bb+limp+sb-2,1bb on pot, 8,6 to take down 2,1 u do the math but i dont like this shove when there's ealry pos. limper.

There's no such thing as showdown value when there's not even a flop yet...

Well bb is kind a short, it means that there will be one and you get 43% against any2 and if limper calls lets say 16% range then you only have 20% change to win. You need littlebit more then that.


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Alficor1
Joined: 16.06.2010

Yea, but that's called equity, not showdown value. You can have a lot of equity but no showdown value.


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Loreit
Joined: 20.11.2012

Down to 8BB i usually only push or fold.

However in this case you could see the flop when calling since BB is already all in.

But if you call, on what flop should you push? There are very few flops that I would dare to push when first to act postflop after a limper preflop. Especially with T4o.

And Pushing T4o after a limper postflop, not possible...

So folding is the only option. (However SnGWiz disagree?)


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

Sometimes SNGWizard has problems with very small stacks. Here I think both completing (limping and seeing a flop) and folding are both fine. Folding's just the safer option.


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