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I have to disagree with the example. It would only be correct if you are in no danger of elimination (guaranteed a seat) and a person with more chips than you goes all-in. There, folding is correct. This example is not.
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Why? With 10x the average stack, there is a 0% chance of you being blinded off. Just fold. Calling here costs you 2 BBs if you get sucked out on, and potentially a lot more if either of the blinds comes along and you get involved in a bigger hand.
There is no reason to play. Edit: What if instead of 2 BBs (extreme example), the short stack had an average stack? 10% of your chips? what if he had 1/4 of your stack? What about half? He has you covered in none of those examples, and I think they are all clear folds. Last edited by Talking Poker; 03-25-06 at 02:39 PM. |
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Right from HOH Volume II for sattellite touranments.
"Correct strategy for the leaders is to avoid confrontations with each other and cooperate to eliminate the small stacks." |
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While TP's initial example is a little extreme
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I'll give TP some of the love (no spreading around for me to do). I liked what he said as well. It's nice to try and eliminate that last person, but I don't want to sacrifice my seat to do it.
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I gave him some points for that excellent advice post.
Mathematical win > eliminate small stacks This ( ^o^) is me, for anyone who doesn't know it, yet. |
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but, all i am saying, s that on my hand, i had the third best hand UTG, the huge stack was sitting out, and the others were all stalling and folding. if i folded i was in the BB for half my stack, with 5 more out to go. If i go in and steal, i am through guaranteed. if i go in and get called by a lower stack, i have enough for the BB if i lose, and if i win im safe. So IMO it was the proper move
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