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$400/$800 No-Limit Hold'em (4 handed)
Known players:
[tg]SB$2115.00:///////;BB$2990.00:///////;CO$4530.00:///////;BU (Hero)$3865.00:///////;[/tg]
Preflop: Hero is BU with T:c, 3:d.
CO folds, Hero raises to $3,865.00(All-In), 2 folds, BB folds, Hero gets uncalled bet back.
Final Pot: $1200.
Hi,
BB was a good reg, sb unknown, rather fish.
with everyone so short and us pushing into the shortest stack, i wouldn't push this. Plus you said BB is good, so i assume he is calling wide here, if you've been pushing quite a bit.
Originally posted by elhh82
with everyone so short and us pushing into the shortest stack, i wouldn't push this. Plus you said BB is good, so i assume he is calling wide here, if you've been pushing quite a bit.
If the BB is good he is calling very tight in this spot, he is very risk averse against CO and us, so it isnt that bad but I still think T3o is a fold
It's too loose. Blinds are so short that they're actually not as risk averse as it might seem.
Originally posted by PokerAddict36
Originally posted by elhh82
with everyone so short and us pushing into the shortest stack, i wouldn't push this. Plus you said BB is good, so i assume he is calling wide here, if you've been pushing quite a bit.If the BB is good he is calling very tight in this spot, he is very risk averse against CO and us, so it isnt that bad but I still think T3o is a fold
Unless i think you're a nit, i'm calling you wide here. Like LgWz said, we're so short now most SBs start going wide. Wide here doesn't mean calling with K4o or anything like that. Just wider than you'd think than in other situations.
Although i guess you are right in saying than given the average "decent" reg, they probably aren't calling us wide enough. But given a really good one, he will.
Nash calling range: BB 15.4%, 55+ A4s+ A9o+ KTs+ KJo+ QTs+ looks just about right.
BU pushing range BU 67.4%, 22+ Kx+ Q2s+ Q5o+ J2s+ J7o+ T2s+ T6o+ 93s+ 96o+ 84s+ 86o+ 74s+ 76o 63s+ 65o 53s+ 43s
T3o is not even in 67.4%
