Have you guys notice that some shortie that goes all in and doesnt open raise at all?
Any idea where they that from?
I find thier strategy rather not effective...
Gerv mentioned in his coaching's/vids so called Chinese Short Stackers. They have pretty much wider ranges than PS SSS from LPs. He also mentioned the book they play according to but can't remember which one is it. If someone knows it, you can adjust according to it.
question!!
Do they have the same range for allin against a raise as they open shove?
Originally posted by Evante
question!!Do they have the same range for allin against a raise as they open shove?
My guess it's that those ranges are different. I guess they could open shove AJ and 22 but I don't think they would 3B shove with those. But what do I know
I haven't seen them playing but I already read some people discussing it.
But yes they most likely have different ranges according to position.
hmm ok... haha they are all over the place at PS NL25.
Need to learn more things about them. I just reached NL25 and was shocked by thier numbers....
they are easily exploitable... playing 8 hours a day, 24tabling...
they open shove almost anything in SB; any pair, AJ+ in late... and they tighthen up in early and mid.
i erased my NL25 DB, but with 500 hands on some of them you will have a very good read on their ranges.
I've even seen some shove K2+ on the BU/SB and also resteal lightly down to A2 (ofc that one hand I had AK and flop comes 22K...). But yeah they are easily exploitable and I like seating to their left since any value hand in the blinds usually means a double up if it comes down to a steal situation due to their wide ranges.