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[ADVICE PLEASE] WSOP Event #24 Day 2

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  1. TheBeing TheBeing is offline

    Eugene, OR
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    Jun 13th, 2010 (6/13/2010 7:55pm)

    So I played Day 1A yesterday and had a very swingy day. After all was said and done I made it to Day 2 with 9,150 chips, not very big at all. Blinds will restart at 300/600 with a 75 ante, so I have about 15 BB's (or 5.8M). My plan going into tomorrow will be something along these lines:

    -Shove in Later Position with roughly any Ace/pocket pair.
    -Limp/Shove big hands in Early Position.

    I got a new table draw so I don't know what my table dynamic will be.

    I have a few question regarding this:
    1) Is my strategy outlined above too conservative?
    2) What range of hands should I be considering to shove?
    3) What is your strategy if you were in this position?

    Thank guys and hopefully I can chip up a bit and make a run. Appreciate all the effort.
     
  2. akcbr954 akcbr954 is offline

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    Jun 13th, 2010 (6/13/2010 8:20pm) in reply to TheBeing

    jam any hand ur gonna play. do not limp/shove. lp any ace, pp, kx suited, kj+
     
  3. ImaBustYou ImaBustYou is offline

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    Jun 13th, 2010 (6/13/2010 8:21pm) in reply to TheBeing

    dont limp in early position!!!!!! just put a raise in or shove your whole stack....

    shove fairly wide in late postion
  4. Appst08 Appst08 is offline

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    Jun 13th, 2010 (6/13/2010 8:52pm) in reply to ImaBustYou

    please don't limp. bol tommorow
     
  5. Moonlight Graham Moonlight Graham is online now

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    Jun 13th, 2010 (6/13/2010 9:58pm) in reply to Appst08

    sometimes a shove looks much weaker than a limp
  6. bonflizubi bonflizubi is offline

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    Jun 13th, 2010 (6/13/2010 11:18pm) in reply to Moonlight Graham

    plz dont limp. Especially at a new table. The only way you could ever get away with that limp is at a table where you had been limping and you had a bunch of aggromaniacs guaranteed to raise.

    Just shove or raise in EP. you'll get called more often than you think by worse then your monster. (shoving > raising > folding > limping)
     
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