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Preflop: Hero is UTG with K
, A
. SB posts a blind of 60.
Hero raises, 1 fold, MP2 calls, 4 folds.
Flop: 4
, 6, Q (2 players)
Hero bets 980 (All-In), MP2 folds.
Final Pot:
push, right?
Edit: handconverter sucks!! post is very lame now 
errr.. push pre?? Not sure, I assume you raised to 360 pre, then pushed the flop. Id say, with 1340 and 120 bb, id push this pre.
Oke, i see.
i ussuelly go to push fold mode when stack is about 10-15BB.
but you say i should always be in push mode with less then 12BB???!???
i mean, whats your point of view?? at what point do you usselly go in push fold mode??
Originally posted by Pairdrawer65
Oke, i see.
i ussuelly go to push fold mode when stack is about 10-15BB.
but you say i should always be in push mode with less then 12BB???!???
i mean, whats your point of view?? at what point do you usselly go in push fold mode??
well, with 12bb, I do push Ak, because otherwise I may only see the flop, be committed on the cont. bet, and have to push any flop. Maybe with AA and 12bb a raise is better, the rest KK and <KK I push pre. I use 13bb. It's not about a static point in the stack/blind ratio were you push, it's whether you are committed on the flop or not, after making a continuation bet. And in this case, your cont. bet kinda committed you :p. I would probably still bet 2/3 pot on this flop, btw, and call a push (because were committed).
Sometimes I push 18bb into 50/100 blinds + 2 limpers. Otherwise I bet 500, then the pot with 1 call is 1250, so my cont. bet of 800 commits me, hence I push. The push is +ev/+ev$, so nothing wrong with pushing 18bb there.
When you commit yourself to the pot with a raise prelfop, then shove. It is that easy.
You would make a big mistake when you shove into his pocket on the flop because he is way ahead now, but you would have had a flip before the flop.
