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[Closed] KK bullet on board - 13$ 6max

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andreibalint
Joined: 11.04.2009

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t150 (3 handed) Hand History converter Courtesy of PokerZion.com

Button (t4490)
SB (t2300)
Hero (t2210)

Preflop: Hero is BB with J♦, Q♥.
1 fold, SB raises to t375, Hero raises to t2360, SB folds.

Final Pot: t2735

Impecable re-steal with small chance to get called? I feel so but you never know when you step off the road...


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it can be horribly bad or extremely good depending on your reads.

without knowing anything about the SB I really cant say whether its good or bad.

But the default is to fold unless hes stealing >40% of SBs approx.


andreibalint
Joined: 11.04.2009

I know for sure his steal percentage is not low, otherwise i would not do this. So against an insane stealer good idea, against the average Joe thinking to loosen up and steal a little.

Let's go with 20% steal. With what hands can i make a re-steal considering i'm on the bubble? Thank you.


Preaver
Joined: 18.07.2006

I am shoving here as well without specific reads on villain.

Btw. you are in the wrong sub section of the sng board with your 13$ tournaments here.


ill give you some rough numbers,

if hes stealing 20% and calling AT+ 77+ , then you can not reshove wide, because:

1. he is calling you roughly 1 in every 2 times he raises here.
2. your hand is absolutely crushed by a 20% steal range.

20% is very tight for a SB steal, so you should be only reshoving for value


andreibalint
Joined: 11.04.2009

Btw. you are in the wrong sub section of the sng board with your 13$ tournaments here.

I am practically forced to play at Pokerstars due to traffic problems and i can't track it to pokerstrategy.com so i'm bronze. To post on 5$+ SNG evaluation forum i need to be silver, but i trust i can get good answers in this forum too.


Preaver
Joined: 18.07.2006

I figured that to be the case, because it is for many players. Still PokerStrategy pays for hand judges so essentially you are using a service, while not contributing to PokerStrategy.com yourself. ;-)