255$ MTT sat resteal, late phase

I'd just fold. I'd rather try first in shoves than resteals with these stack sizes.

I dont think it is a good idea to engage with the chip leader in that spot. We might have more FE, then if it was a regular MTT, cuz its SAT and he prolly wont risk his stack in a marginal spots, but still I prefer folding here.

Also that is a SAT, and seems like the whole table, except that guy, have equal stacksizes, and I think it would be more +EV to push first in applaying pressure on the smaller stackes, than restealing the chipleader.

Hi all,

Originally posted by noob3r
I dont think it is a good idea to engage with the chip leader in that spot. We might have more FE, then if it was a regular MTT, cuz its SAT and he prolly wont risk his stack in a marginal spots, but still I prefer folding here.

Also that is a SAT, and seems like the whole table, except that guy, have equal stacksizes, and I think it would be more +EV to push first in applaying pressure on the smaller stackes, than restealing the chipleader.

This! I think that this is really ICM-suicide to make this play.

Thanks guys. Also I forgot to mention I didn't make any resteals at that table before so I believed there are a ton fold equity.

Originally posted by chenny8888
Hi all,

Originally posted by noob3r
I dont think it is a good idea to engage with the chip leader in that spot. We might have more FE, then if it was a regular MTT, cuz its SAT and he prolly wont risk his stack in a marginal spots, but still I prefer folding here.

Also that is a SAT, and seems like the whole table, except that guy, have equal stacksizes, and I think it would be more +EV to push first in applaying pressure on the smaller stackes, than restealing the chipleader.

This! I think that this is really ICM-suicide to make this play.

What range would you push here?

I would shove 22+, KJ, KQ, AT+
If BU would min-raise then I think K9s shove is fine, since likely BU is going to raise/fold a lot more often than 32bb stack

best regards,

Hi all,

I think his call range looks something like 22+, AT+, KQ or thereabouts, possibly a bit tighter.

With that in mind, my resteal range looks something like 66+, AT+, KJs+, KQo, and maybe T9s+. Depending on what he is stealing in the first place (ie whether he's tighter than what we expect with stealing) we can start taking out a lot of these hands and really nit it up.

Sorry ATo+, KJs+ and A2s+, all the suited aces are good still for restealing IMO.

hm, I disagree, in a sat with a seat locked up I don't think he is calling anywhere near as wide as that, but we still don't need to jam wide either.

I definitely wouldn't shove 22+ though.

We most likely need exact stacks/positions here.

i agree with all that u shouldnt resteal light here and look for spots to shove first in

when that said i want to add one more thing

U ALL REALLY SHOULD CONSIDER THE FACTS THAT
-VILLAIN IS CHIP LEADER AND HAS MORE THEN 2,5X AVG STACK
- IT IS A SAT
- HE CAN EASILY JUST SIT OUT AND FOLD INTO $$$$
=
HE DONT HAVE ANY NEEDS TO CHIP UP AND STEAL BLINDS

so my resteal range in this spot should be very tight a= only value hands smth like AT+,22+, KQ (and i think that AT/KQ/22-33 are like too loose)

I agree, suited cards are still always better than offsuit cards in this spot, unless villain is really opening tight.