K8s BTN on the bubble

I foegot to check ICMizer, it says shove - (19.8%) 44+,A2s+,A8o+,K9s+,KJo+,Q9s+,QJo,J9s+,T9s

K8s is -0.03% so I guess that answers my question......

Ye, it is definitely a break even decision and fold is not a mistake. I would more inclined to shove if I had the reputation of a tight player

Also it’s good to know how aggressive the big stack here is. If he is pretty tight it’s more profitable to shove than when he called to wide here. He is the key if you can shove profitable or not here.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I had the image of playing tight here, I'd raised 8 out of the previous 40 hands and folded the rest
The BS had OL/C a 6BB shove with QJs, and also open shoved QQ for 24BB that pot gave him the big CL, but since then he had been playing pretty tight even folding to two 2X raises from me

Originally posted by slippyjim
I had the image of playing tight here, I'd raised 8 out of the previous 40 hands and folded the rest
The BS had OL/C a 6BB shove with QJs, and also open shoved QQ for 24BB that pot gave him the big CL, but since then he had been playing pretty tight even folding to two 2X raises from me

Open shoving for 24 bb with QQ is pretty hmmm..... Was the table loose calling so his OS was justified by that fact or was he just too protective so he doesn't want his QQ to lose postflop?

No one had been playing particularly loose, ATo r/c a shove for 32BB early on but that was about it

His tightness also adds up to shoving coz he won't apply pressure on BB often enough which is quite important for you

Yeah that is something extra to take into consideration, I've seen that happen a lot even on the bubble when the big stack keeps folding to a SS B v B