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Originally Posted by banderberg
You don't think good players can see through a min raise on that stack size?
The advantage to shoving on that stack size is that both good and bad players are smart enough to see it as a move that probably prefers not to get called. You're much more likely to get looked up lighter by shoving.
No, of course any player with half a brain can see that. I was just saying, limping could induce an inexperienced player to over play hands that are easily dominated by QQ. I.e. AT, AJ, KQ, AQ, JJ, or any other hands that may be in the top of their range. I definitely understand the open shoving thing too. I guess it depends on the table dynamic.