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Shoving range on bubble of sunday 22c

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  1. elgordo420 elgordo420 is offline

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    Apr 12th, 2011 (4/12/2011 7:37am)

    We are sitting 8/10, one guy at the other table had like 500k and one or two more with same stack as us.
    I was playing pretty tight and only open like 3 or 4 times in early pos and it work through. Basically they kind of knew i was plaiyng for the ft.
    First is 20k
    What would you do here and what is our shoving range here?

    pokerstars Game #60648581443: Tournament #415010537, $20+$2 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level XXX (25000/50000) - 2011/04/10 22:45:57 ET
    Table '415010537 217' 9-max Seat #2 is the button
    Seat 1: wesleyAp266 (4595800 in chips)
    Seat 2: allprowi (1882733 in chips)
    Seat 3: dealmyname (1733914 in chips)
    Seat 5: Catenaccio (963728 in chips)
    Seat 7: elgordo420 (902971 in chips)
    wesleyAp266: posts the ante 5000
    allprowi: posts the ante 5000
    dealmyname: posts the ante 5000
    Catenaccio: posts the ante 5000
    elgordo420: posts the ante 5000
    dealmyname: posts small blind 25000
    Catenaccio: posts big blind 50000
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to elgordo420 [Ad 9c]
    elgordo420:
    Edited By: elgordo420 Apr 12th, 2011 at 07:38 AM
     
  2. Ugotdonedirty Ugotdonedirty is offline

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    Apr 12th, 2011 (4/12/2011 7:49am) in reply to elgordo420

    to me id say raise about $120,000 or so, if someone reraises just lay it down imo
  3. atish81 atish81 is offline Disabled account

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    Apr 12th, 2011 (4/12/2011 8:05am) in reply to Ugotdonedirty

    u have 18BB. easy push if no FT bubble.
    could be RF with this kinda ICM effect and if the blinds are nitty.
    however if u dont want to finish 9. or something like this, u have to take the risk.
  4. tyson219 tyson219 is offline Moderator

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    Apr 12th, 2011 (4/12/2011 8:58am) in reply to atish81

    How were the big stacks playing? I'd probably jam if they were active & 3-betting frequently. If they were somewhat passive, I'd be fine with a r/f in this spot.
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  5. elgordo420 elgordo420 is offline

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    Apr 12th, 2011 (4/12/2011 9:06am) in reply to tyson219

    they had being active but mine first 3 raises had gone through but were in differesnt situations i think a lot change gears and stuff pretty well
     
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  6. Trommelochse Trommelochse is offline

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    Apr 14th, 2011 (4/14/2011 9:50am) in reply to elgordo420

    i would r/f here. Your stack is big enough to make serious damage to the other staks, except the bigblinds. If wesley is contantly bullying the table and if you are SURE that he is aware of your scaredness, you could even r/c or r/j ... but in general i would r/f
     
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