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AT vs shove and flat

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basek25
Joined: 22.10.2007

do u think this was too loose?
guy who flatted was loose and bad player and second i saw him just calling i said to myself i got him with AT so i shoved....

http://www.boomplayer.com/en/poker-hands/Boom/11743089_CEAB89456D

should i fold with my 10bb stack or u think i put my money in good ( i had 1/2 on my money) ?


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cccpXIRNMD
Joined: 08.02.2006

hi,

first of all checkout equilab , give every player a range and see how you run agains each range. this will def. improve your game.

here the situation is pretty intressting. the UTG better is short and will bet a wide range.
the real problem is the 1st cold caller. what kind of a range do you give to him
and will he fold after you go over the top ?

if you thing he is going to fold to your shove although the ods wont allow him to,
then the push is EV+
(we dont need to pay much attention to the2nd cold caller as his stack is very tiny)

but as you have identified the 1 cc as a bad loose player I am probably also jaming in this spot. there is a chance he might fold preflop. in those cases we have lots of deads money in the pot and playing agaings a whide range of the UTG player.

in the other cases he calls and most hands he calls with we have beat.

all in all the push should be EV+

however, the most important part is what are your thoughts of the push.
it does not matter how the hand ends up.
if you have a reason to push and are thinking about the game, even if you are wrong,
then you game is improving.

so think the hand through , know why you do what you do and you wil improve.


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Tiltberger
Joined: 23.06.2005

Hey!

If the flatter is lose and able to fold here the shove is really fine. But not much loser imo in offsuited ax hands! nh

Greets,
Tiltberger


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