[Closed] $24 AJo

If the big stacks are fish/bad/whatever, then you have to be cautious in your pushs, since clashing with them is a disaster. But if they are decent/good, they won't call you wide since busting hurts them a lot as well. (Well, SB actually can call you "wide", 7%). It kinda depends how loosely button will call you. Nash gives him 10% to your 29% push range, which I think is too low.

29.1%, 22+ A2s+ A7o+ A5o-A3o K4s+ KTo+ Q8s+ QTo+ J8s+ JTo T9s

I think you should cut some worst hands from you pushing range like JTo and QTo, but it should still be ~25% shove spot.

if we have bad opponents that aren't going to exploit us, is limp stab / call the shortie a good option with the hands just outside or at the low end of our push range?

Originally posted by elhh82
if we have bad opponents that aren't going to exploit us, is limp stab / call the shortie a good option with the hands just outside or at the low end of our push range?

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if you have history with limp dynamics you can even limp vs regs and get them to fold strong hands because you 'are always trapping' in this spot.

Don't trust nash here, it is not working with super shortstacks.
Limping is Ok with reads, but I think with 600Chips in the pot pushing is better if you can't see them calling wide. but I would have a fairly tight range here. Similar to what you suggested in OP.

Originally posted by Unam
Don't trust nash here, it is not working with super shortstacks.

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