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viewer88

Joined: 19.04.2008

Posts: 3,417

18.07.2009, 10:15 0

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Poker Star Game 30411653629 / Tournament
Table 179012521 1 -
Blinds : 75/150
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5 players
[1] wpfish (3930)
[2] viewer88 (745)
[But] jacob126b38 (2845)
[SB] bolecc (1445)
[BB] italomagno (4535)

viewer88 5♦ 6♠ Initial Pot: 225

wpfish folds
viewer88 folds

I was wondering about this spot.. It's one of the last places where I (might) have FE.

Also: If you fold it here, what do you shove next hand? This is the kind of situation I see alot. What's best: using your (tiny) FE and shove before the blinds kill you or waiting for a decent hand to throw it in with and gamble?

there is always a bigger fish

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Anssi

Joined: 03.07.2008

Posts: 1,487

19.07.2009, 18:12 0

Well you fold this hand, no questions.

I would push next hand about 22+, Ax, Kx, Qxs, all suited connectors, some connectors and best 1 or 2 gappers like T8o.

sassmoj: i cant win a hand.
playboy99999: try to get it in with the best hand

_Anonymous_

30.07.2009, 01:55 0

Originally posted by Anssi
Well you fold this hand, no questions.

I would push next hand about 22+, Ax, Kx, Qxs, all suited connectors, some connectors and best 1 or 2 gappers like T8o.

+1 , and i add Q5o+

Unam

Joined: 17.08.2006

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04.08.2009, 14:54 0

I would push 60% here (if the BB is tight) and something like 70% in the next hand. Keep in mind, that you can pay one Blind and you still have a stack to do a comeback.

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