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Originally Posted by Kalupso
Is it a good adjustment to widen preflop shove raising ranges 20-25bb deep significantly if you believe villain is opening to wide or folding too much when you factor in rake (1,5%-2% after rakeback)?
Is it true that shoving needs to have significantly higher chip EV than flatting to be preferred due to rake and opponent might quit(assuming big postflop edge)?
I wouldn't say you want to widen it significantly, you want to throw in more bluffs and be shoving more Ax combos for sure though.
Not really, but if it's super close and you have a significant edge it's better to take the lower variance approach so you get more chances (hands) to get a 'better spot'. If there was even a 1cEV difference in shoving over flatting you take that line every time though.