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Old 01-31-2012, 09:58 PM   #31
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Re: 215 Merge 50k AQo on btn vs BB shove

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Do not get yourself in such situation at 20bb by doing the easiest thing in the world from such late position which is to open shove. Its unexploitable as shove. If you open AQo and then fold you have to question what you are doing because if you are opening say at least 30-35% as you should at btn with a deeper not insta shove stack with intention to play poker then if you call with only top 5% hands the guy can be shoving here real wide to exploit this. If on the other hand you are opening tight then the guy is victimizing himself by pushing wide but then an argument can be made that you shouldndt be opening as tight because of opportunity loss and your overall EV from btn may be compromised if playing as tight.

Its pathetic and sociopathic that you got ridiculed here and without any logical explanation. People here and the mods can do better than this bs punk gang style. But realize that its the weakness of the play that inspired these childish insults.


Instead of all the mocking what could have been done is produce a theory about how to play 20bb stacks from the btn and if open shove is the only way to go. If not, opening a range , shoving another, limping another may be alternatives. We can separate to raising and then calling a given fraction and see where (at what rates and range) this maximizes results for example. That way we may enhance return with top hands and reduce losses with mediocre ones while maintaining some nontrivial fold equity. Make sure you mention if there are any antes by the way.

The open shove for sure yields an EV of 1-2bb depending how wide they call you. I can show why if needed.
lol. open shoving whilst unexploitable is far from optimal here. r/c is best here and its not even close. the reason he got ridiculed is because this should be posted in the beginners or SSMTT section. While it may be a $215 bi its a completely standard spot that doesn't need any insightful discussion. while the responses were kinda rude in typical 2p2 fashion calling it sociopathic is absurd.

OP, I suggest you start reading the SSMTT and MSMTT sections of the site and download pokerstove. GL!
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Old 02-07-2012, 05:34 PM   #32
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Re: 215 Merge 50k AQo on btn vs BB shove

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Do not get yourself in such situation at 20bb by doing the easiest thing in the world from such late position which is to open shove. Its unexploitable as shove. If you open AQo and then fold you have to question what you are doing because if you are opening say at least 30-35% as you should at btn with a deeper not insta shove stack with intention to play poker then if you call with only top 5% hands the guy can be shoving here real wide to exploit this. If on the other hand you are opening tight then the guy is victimizing himself by pushing wide but then an argument can be made that you shouldndt be opening as tight because of opportunity loss and your overall EV from btn may be compromised if playing as tight.

Its pathetic and sociopathic that you got ridiculed here and without any logical explanation. People here and the mods can do better than this bs punk gang style. But realize that its the weakness of the play that inspired these childish insults.

Instead of all the mocking what could have been done is produce a theory about how to play 20bb stacks from the btn and if open shove is the only way to go. If not, opening a range , shoving another, limping another may be alternatives. We can separate to raising and then calling a given fraction and see where (at what rates and range) this maximizes results for example. That way we may enhance return with top hands and reduce losses with mediocre ones while maintaining some nontrivial fold equity. Make sure you mention if there are any antes by the way.

The open shove for sure yields an EV of 1-2bb depending how wide they call you. I can show why if needed.
Come on man... this is a super easy spot and no shoving isn't best.. u can shove AA here and show a profit (obv) but that doesn't make it optimal and that's what OP wants to know..
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Old 02-07-2012, 06:15 PM   #33
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Re: 215 Merge 50k AQo on btn vs BB shove

havnt read thread. Call and then cash out remaining balance.
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Old 02-07-2012, 06:18 PM   #34
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if in these spots you think you have a close decision just say what range should i b/c with x stack size vs y villain. Helps u think more in ranges therefore improving your feel for push/fold poker and allowing you to not look like a plum. You cant lose if you fold!
aw, nice me was here in jan!
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Old 02-08-2012, 10:18 AM   #35
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Re: 215 Merge 50k AQo on btn vs BB shove

So what hands are you guys open jamming here, as opposed to raise calling? Obv depends on who's in the blinds, but how'bout readless?

22-66? and mid suited connectors - suited broadway?
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Old 02-08-2012, 12:13 PM   #36
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quite great lengths OP has taken to mask obvious chip dumping - posting on 2p2 for more credibility. i guess you have to be extra safe on merge network after the whole girah scandal...
Wait what?? I believe collusion is a very real problem on merge, particularly in the small field, larger buy in tourneys...but, what is Selbst trying to say??
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Old 02-08-2012, 01:24 PM   #37
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Re: 215 Merge 50k AQo on btn vs BB shove

the threads with the most pages are the worst in the mtt-forums
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Old 02-08-2012, 01:25 PM   #38
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the threads with the most pages are the worst in the mtt-forums
^^^ best post ITT
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Old 02-08-2012, 07:44 PM   #39
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If this thread is more than one page you are doing something very wrong.
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Old 02-09-2012, 01:40 AM   #40
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Wait what?? I believe collusion is a very real problem on merge, particularly in the small field, larger buy in tourneys...but, what is Selbst trying to say??
post is extra funny comin from biggest whiner about collusion/rigged/everything on merge
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Old 02-15-2012, 05:39 PM   #41
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Re: 215 Merge 50k AQo on btn vs BB shove

Either fOld into the money for your buyin back or shi
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