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Originally Posted by Jack0
Im sorry, I still dont get you.
I shortstacked for a while while I started out. The big reason I was successful is because I had the advantage of shortstacking on a deep table. If everyone is playing short, the games are much harder to beat in my eyes.
Not that I care, Im a deepstack player now.
say I have 20 BB on the button.
MY hem says I get called 30% of time on my pushes.
7 times SB/BB fold = $10.5 dollars AT .5/1 tables.
3 times I get called. $10.5 / 3= $3.5 per hand
30% sb/bb calling = 15% hand range average. 20bb or $20-$3.5= $16.5 dollars per hand break even point.
example:
I push $20 and BB calls. Pot is now $40.50, but my break even is $16.50 + rake because of the 7 times folded. $40.50 raked is $38.50 and i need to win above $16.50 or 43% of there calling range wich is 15% on average. I pull out pokerstove and find wich hands are 43% or better equity against a 15% calling range.
That's short stacking friend. The advantage comes from the ratholing or going south wich pokerstars does for you at the CAP tables.