PokerStars - 200/400 Ante 25 NL - Holdem - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4
BB: 5,638
UTG: 2,149
MP: 8,818
CO: 7,368
Hero (BTN): 5,562
SB: 458
6 players post ante of 25, SB posts SB 200, BB posts BB 400
Pre Flop: (pot: 750) Hero has K♣ Q♦
fold, MP raises to 800, fold, Hero raises to 5,537 and is all-in
well if I assume rhat this is not the ft than shoving pre gets plus ev if villain is folding enough to 3bets. Without reads I tend to fold this one especially on theae stakes where moat villains dont raise enough pre to make this profitable.
greets
maniac
It seems like the last 2 tables and without any info of the villain I would 3bet shove as well. I expecthe will fold a decent amount of the time and he risk a decent amount of his stack with a call.
Cheers,
SDK1987
yeah last 2 tables i think.
maniac what would your pushing range look like roughly? thanks 
well I would push tighter. 66+ ATs+KJs+ if he raises about 18% to 20%. If you are sure that he raises nash or more you can go looser. Per default I dont expect villains to open this much but this is population tendency that you have to come up yourself. Here are the results for 2 tables 12 people and 45-man structure. HRC
greets
maniac
Originally posted by PokerGenesis
Nice analyze.I would played small 3bet, it depends on villain trends.
well you cant with this stack distribution. I would not recommend it. A small raise committs you to the pot. Its either shove or fold.
greets
maniac
This is spot where shoving range should be somewhat tighter as SB is always calling unless sitting out which will decrease our EV. It might not really affect open raiser range that SB is so short. So depends on player profile.
Anything wrong with calling pf here? I think that's what I'd normally do against a min raise and then probably fold to a squeeze. SB 3betting would be my biggest worry with this strategy but not for this hand because SBs stack <2BB
