If I'm under 7bb and nowhere near the bubble I will shove with about 75% of hands. 5bb is a mandatory shove imo (unless you are near the bubble).
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If I'm under 7bb and nowhere near the bubble I will shove with about 75% of hands. 5bb is a mandatory shove imo (unless you are near the bubble).
Not getting much value with this stategy.Quote:
Originally Posted by potfan42o
Lot of reasons to shove, fold equity, protecting a hand (difference between limit and NLHE), short stacked, to get isolation and handful of other reasons. Great part about this game is the variables in why people do things. Makes playing these forum games with those variables defined (history), the factors become less unknown, giving fold, call or raise more intrinsic value.
This game has a lot of variables like mrpokerverse said and each situation on going all in is different. The mandatory shove should be under 5 big blinds and usually this will happen when u lose an all in and left with 5 big blinds. And antes can play a huge part. With no antes, u can get downa little shorter while with antes, other players will get the right odds to call a 7 big blind all in.
when u got the nuts babay!!!!!!!!!
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all the time! all yen!
haha, good point ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gametime74
I shove 10bbs or below...sometimes 15bb's
8 -10 bbbut mast have some hand to push
depends on the position, type of tournament buy-in tournament ... there are many different ways to Jagar an all-in
"IT Depends"....But generally in PO tourneys u need atleast 1200 in chips to make players think twice about calling - but some plaers call anything when they have you covered - so maybe AK isnt the best against them - 99 or better is usually gd enough to give them 3 core outs. But in the blinds - take ur 60/40 hands all day with all-ins. In the end the pay off by the number of folds you get - if your 40% - the folds you get will most likely even the score or get you positive over time. If your goal is like mine most of the time - winn LLB's - you might play tighter - if its cash - play looser/more aggressive. IF it's for fun - like making final tables - play somewhere in the middle while trying to read the table as best you can.
When to shove and what to shove depends a lot on what your opponent will call you with. If he'll call you with any ace, then shoving with A2 is a bad idea, where QJ or 76 would be better because you're less likely to be dominated. If a "standard" raise will create a pot that is like 30-50+ percent of you remaining stack you might as well just shove because you're basically commiting yourself to the pot regardless of what cards come just by making the raise.
depends if your on the bubble or not, 10bb than any pair, ace, suited conectors, sometimes suited k or q.
Any sub-premium hand is worth shoving with 12BB's! Expecially at a loose table. I know the traditional standard is 10, but It is imperative to make a move a little earlier online. Show that you are ready to showdown if needed in near future hands! You have to remember, online players don't have to look you in the eye when they flip there 9 7 off against your sub-premium Q 10.:)
always win .... are you sure this is the best solution for the win ...
6 o clock
for sure not the very first hand, even if you have aces like I did last night ;)
If see any decent cards in any position 8 -10bb
when you shove is all relative to your position and the fold equity and calling ranges of opponents left to act. There is never a set, definitive answer-- its always changing..Your range is probably a lot wider than you think it should be, especially in late position. For Noobs- plug in your hand to an ICM/nash calculator to see if your range will net you a positive EV.
it's true.. and i dont... belive..!
but is true
10BB is all i can say mate...
If its a poker Owned tourney you can survive with 6xBB. So when you have 5xBB definitley pick a spot. When you feel an opponent is weak and you sense their tightenng up ...and you have them covered than any time round the bubble (preferably HU).
I think it depends on the blind level and your stack size compared to the rest of the field . A donk will shove way to many hands and if he ends up with a big stack your better off waiting for AK /10s/JJ/QQ/KK/AA . You can almost always get a call in that case so you really need to wait if you have the blinds to do so.
After I make the money
depends if your on the bubble 5-15 BB with any ace or king suited
It's time to start considering a push when you are down to 10 big blinds. It's not an emergency at that point, but you have to start considering it.
time to push is when you are in the red zone,chip wise,and that is when ur stack compare to pre flop pot (antee and blind)is five time or less.that means u can see one round and u should consider pushing
I always shove when i get a pair higher than 10 or 2 cards that are jack or higher.. this is only when really shortstacked though.
is true....good
Yeah, it´s around 10 to 13 BB afaik