Arrin! It is very important to stay above the 5bb mark where you will lose lots of fold equity. I would shove much wider but I am a shovemonkey. Someone else can give a better idea of a good range here but this is definitely not close to the bottom of the range if you have a tight image.
Standard shove. We are also shortest at the table and about to pay another BB. Time to make our move and 66 is a premium hand for it. If anything it is high up in our range.
Im shoving any A here, most K's any PP. Prolly QJ as well.
super insta shove, if this table is tight you can probably profitably shove top 60% easily here. ( being lazy and not going to figure out how wide) but lets just say very very wide
I probably shove like 22+, A7o+, A4s+, K9o+, K10s+, QJs. Shoving wider that that is a bit reckless, given that live play is pretty passive (although it doesnt seem to be on this table..) and that you will get other good +ev any2 cards shove, 3 players to act behind, don't go too crazy... you have 6.5bb. Keep shoving ATC against 1 player and wider against 2 players... Don't let your stack go lower than 4-5BB as Regrets said...
Last edited by Master999; 04-26-2011 at 04:56 PM.
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If the game is passive we have to adjust by WIDENING our shoving range, not tightening.
I didnt say the game was tight, but passive... I just think against passive players you will often get very good spots and you dont have to go crazy opening you shoving range to 50-60 % here...
I didnt say the game was tight, but passive... I just think against passive players you will often get very good spots and you dont have to go crazy opening you shoving range to 50-60 % here...
Passive tight is very often the case so ATC would actually be fine. All depends how you view the BB, really.
