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Originally posted by Anssi
Well, if no one has played back on him w can't know. Also note that this is a turbo tournament so less hands have been played. Even if he is loose doesn't mean he is a loose caller in these spots. One more thing: even if you don't want to push, you still should at least call and see the flop, because he will very likely make cont. bet and stack with any pair he hits.

Right. So OP needs to include more info on his moves, if any. If his calling range is 100% of his raising range, which it proves to be, this is an easy fold.

And since the BB is hitting the other short stack next, folding leaves us in good shape here to play at this aggro guy in another hand. Shoving loose is better than calling in this spot.


nibbana
Joined: 05.12.2009

Originally posted by ihufa

Originally posted by DannyG13

Originally posted by fulja
I shove...i mean, you're behind only if he has AA/KK, so most of the time you're either ahead or at least on a coinflip.

Agreed. Plus, 9 man SnG's are played to finish first, not just to cash. ;)

this is so wrong

I agree.

I play 9 man SnG's to make the maximum long term profit not to finish first. If this means having the discipline to fold until you're sure of finishing ITM when you are not the chip leader then so be it... even this double through doesn't ensure that you will pick up the first place.

Another thing is that after you shove they'll be 5400 (1200bet + 200sb + 4000hero) in the pot and 2800 for HIM to call giving almost 2/1 from the pot. This means that his 78s is a correct call, infact even if he's holding 72o the call isn't so terrible if he makes you for overcards. Does this leave us with any FE ?

Sorry if my maths is bad...


thazar
Joined: 14.09.2009

Originally posted by GunFlavoured
I'm shoving AK here, not sure how ICM works here since we don't know his calling range. AK is way ahead of his range and if we include a decent amount of FE I think it is ok.

His calling range doesn't really matter. ICM (independent chips model) means how much your chips are worth.

well if you finish 4th you get nothing, if you finish 3rd you double up.

so unless you get a monster. I mean KK+. if folding guarantees you to be ITM. you fold. then once itm you play for first. I dont know if i was clear but it is a try.


GunFlavoured
Joined: 19.10.2008

Originally posted by thazar

Originally posted by GunFlavoured
I'm shoving AK here, not sure how ICM works here since we don't know his calling range. AK is way ahead of his range and if we include a decent amount of FE I think it is ok.

His calling range doesn't really matter. ICM (independent chips model) means how much your chips are worth.

well if you finish 4th you get nothing, if you finish 3rd you double up.

so unless you get a monster. I mean KK+. if folding guarantees you to be ITM. you fold. then once itm you play for first. I dont know if i was clear but it is a try.

His calling range is probably the most important piece of information here. If he is calling 100% of the cards he raised with its probably -EV$. If on the other hand he is folding 100% of the cards he raised (other extreme) then we can push AK as well as worse cards. Obviously it's somewhere in the middle so if we take into acount our FE in the ICM calculation it will give a more precise result.


thazar
Joined: 14.09.2009

I learn something everyday

I have not been playing for very long

thank you for correcting me GunFlavoured.

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