http://www.boomplayer.com/poker-hands/Boom/13105418_4C5401311B
thanks
I don't really know how wide people are pushing at those stakes. QTo is well within the nash calling range, so SB would have to be pretty nitty for it to be a fold.
cheers Julito, I remember at the time thinking the call was fine, but you know what it's like when you run into the top of his range and you begin doubting yourself. He could have been in there with a ton worst, if I recall he was playing 16-12 or something, should really start including player stats in all my posts. Just out of curiosity what do you have as the nash calling range in this spot with 10-11 bb's do you have the software?
Thanks for your feedback
You don´t even need the software, you can use http://www.holdemresources.net/h/web-calculators/nashicm.html.
Anyway, the nash range for 10BB sb vs bb is 22+, Qx+, J2s+, J6o+, T4s+, T7o+, 96s+, 98o, 86s+.
Of course, this is assuming he is pushing 77.4% of his hands, which makes QTo a pretty easy call. Like I said, you should adjust this range if you think players are shoving much tighter.
it really depends on opp, if hes playing many hands and is jamming a lot then its pretty easy call, i would fold against HUGE NIT