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Originally Posted by acbarone
There's a whole lot of 'lol' things said ITT, but this one is my favorite. 50/50 chance huh? Awesome.
So they call too wide and fold too much? Holy contradiction, Batman!
Mike: no what I am saying is that often they make mistakes, some call to wide, and some fold to much. And often you are going to get both types at your table, so your liable to get someone who makes a mistake and does 1 or the either, in your favor.
How are we getting from 13 BBs to 5 BBs? Assuming our opponents are only shoving/folding, we're only losing 2 ish BBs. And as long as they're shoving tight enough, we're making a substantial profit (in terms of BBs). It's not my opinion, it's math.
Mike: I said 5 to 8, and here is how I get 5 to 8 2.5 to 3 x BB raise that brings down to 10, and then your gona either check trap, or check call or check fold, or CBet 3.5 more BB's, and so that leaves about 6.5 to 10 BB. OK excuse me for barely being of 1 BB or so. Point is that you are now down to a 6.5 to 10 BB stack and now your gona have to go into wide shove mode in a TURBO just to survive and keep your 6.5 BB's from blinding out, or shoving far wider and getting called and busted out.
Wrong. You argue that we're "pot committed" which definitely isn't true when we only have 15% of our stack in the middle.
Mike: no your wrong. Your pot committed, not because you are technically pot committed or not, but because if you fold, you are down to 6.5 to 10 BB's and now have a ineffective stack size. Its imperative that you keep your stack at 12 BB's or higher at worst in a TURBO, hence why you would be pot committed with 6.5 to 10 BB's, even though you are technically not pot committed, because you only have 15% in. The percentage you have in doesnt matter as much as not letting your stack drop below 12BB, which is crucial to not let your stack drop below 12 BB's in a TURBO, if you can help it.
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From what I've read, you're only shoving/folding. Are you raise/calling the top of your range? If so, helllooooooooooooo exploited-town, population you.
With only 13 x BB's raise and then calling with a non good hand is pretty damn stupid, unless you are planning to shove all in, postflop, or bluff the other player out if they are a ultimate tight nit.
So yes and no to answer your question. Yes most of the time, I am only raising and calling with the top of my range when I am down to 13 x BB or less stack.
But also no I do sometimes raise and call with a much wider range, when I am down to 13 x BB or less stack, in some limited specific situations.
And no I almost never ever raise and fold with 13 X BB or less stack. I just dont do it.
Most of the time, I shove with a 13 x BB stack or less, IN A TURBO. But that doesnt mean there arent exceptions. There are exceptions when I do raise, call,bet,call preflop and postflop. And there are exceptions when I limp in.
And there are extremely rare times(almost never ever) when I raise,fold
But like I said me and Henjon werent covering the exceptions.
we were saying that most of the time, in a normal usual situation, where the exception doesnt apply, most of the time in that normal situation, when down to 13 x BB or less stack in a TURBO 90 to 360 man, I shove.
Also in a NON TURBO 27,45 man tourney, its about a 65/35 split, meaning I raise call, 65% of the time, and shove 35% of the time, when I have a 13 x BB or less stack in a NON TURBO 27,45 man, because the stacks are shallower, and players ultimate tight nits, and blinds dont go up as fast, which means you have more time, and so dont have to shove as wide, and can wait to shove, and in the meantime between shoves, just raise
No way me and Henjon are saying to be a shove,pushfold bot, and that there arent exceptions.
There are excpetions, and one should always play according to table conditions exceptions,nuances etc.
Example at a offline casino, I shoved all in preflop 1 out of every 3 hands I got dealt, WHY? because they never ever called. Heck I even suspected that some might even be folding KK, because they NEVER EVER CALLED.
Now is it right to play that way NORMALLY, HELL NO. But that situation was the exception not the NORM.
So thats what me and Henjon are saying that normally in TURBOS 90 to 360 mans, when your down to 13 x BB's or less stack size late tourney IN A TURVO 90 to 360 man, that shoving is the right prefered thing to do, most of the time normally in that situation. And that there are exceptions when its ok to limp, raise,cal,etc etc.
You guys need to take what is said in context, and stop taking things out of context. And work on your reading comprehension.