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T9s | Pre | Sb v BTN iso shove?

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noulispa
Joined: 27.01.2010

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Not sure here about the preflop iso shove. BTN is tight however opens from BTN with okish open size but also BB seems fishy might call wider than normal. What you think ok to follow the Nash shoving range here with probably exclude the buttom hands as btn is tightish ?

UTG: 1,362 (27 bb)
UTG+1: 876 (18 bb)
MP: 2,083 (42 bb)
MP+1: 1,670 (33 bb)
CO: 1,725 (35 bb)
BU: 1,432 (29 bb) 10/11 (50 hands)
SB (Hero): 1,128 (23 bb)
BB: 3,224 (64 bb) 37/21 (64 hands)

Pre-Flop: (123) Hero is SB with T 9
5 players fold, BTN raises to 110, Hero 3-bets to 1,122 (all-in), BB calls 1,072, 1 fold


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DaMaryJoanna
Joined: 02.07.2006

I don't like it. Against someone who runs 10/11 over such a small sample I am usually pretty careful, especially because players on the micros often call super-wide to a shove.
I haven't looked at this spot in HRC but isn't T9s already somewhere in the bottom of our range? I would go much tighter than Nash because our opponent is probably way off in terms of frequencies and if you haven't seen him attempting to steal a couple of times I would just fold here. Furthermore your read on BB makes a jam even more risky.


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maniac
Joined: 29.03.2006

well if he is tight and is not overfolding to 3bets I would let go. Nevertheless this is a button raise he has to be really really tight for that.


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