November 4, 2013
I think you have to go with your options b or d – either shove all
In or 3bet/call. I don’t think you are in such terrible shape of he calls your jam or shoves on your 3bet. As you said, he may think you are making an arbitrary stand.
I believe it’s actually pretty ok to push CO out even if it makes it harder to eliminate the short stack. A nice pot is available for you to win and it’s not important enough to get this small stack out. I believe that it’s often incorrect to co-operate to get the shorty out, especially if you hold the best hand. More important is your aggression, willingness to protect your blinds and ability to play for the win.
August 4, 2014
I think the only option here is to shove all in as the CO has only 13bb's left. I dont know why he is min raising here with that stack. The only thing I can think of is he has a strong hand and trying to induce. However, QQ is too strong of a hand to let go of this opportunity no matter what his intentions are. Only hands that are dominating us are AA and KK.
Intuitionally, I am just shoving it with the intention of getting a call from him. If I reraise him, that will take too much attention because it is not usual to do raising reraising with that short of a stack.
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December 6, 2012
Couple things. First off, I don't think you're so close to the bubble yet that you need to be worrying about passing up huge edges in order to survive and/or eliminate players. So your goal should be either to jam the QQ or to 3-bet-call, though here I don't think stacks are deep enough to do this so I'd just jam.
Second, thanks for the kind words, glad you've found my videos helpful!
Finally, I'll encourage you to eliminate from your consideration any factors that aren't at least in theory quantifiable. “Weak” is not a meaningful concept. If by this you mean that you are missing value, then yeah, but I think often people get bogged down in just not wanting to be perceived as “weak” or just generally not wanting to play in a way they think of as “weak” because that word has such negative connotations, but “too weak” just isn't ever a category in which I think about poker. Likewise, there's no prize for becoming chipleader. Sure, having more chips increases your equity, and you should be thinking about that, but “a chance to become chipleader” doesn't have any intrinsic value. Stuff like this clutters decision-making, IMO.
November 4, 2013
Getting all the chips in the middle is really your only option here. You are way too far out for anything else to be a consideration, but even if we are on the bubble, I'm pretty sure the chips are always going in here.
In response to NeverAA, and why the CO isn't just open shoving – BB has admitted he is a mid 50's guy with a tight image. He has been allowing him to pretty much have free reign on stealing, without playing back at him yet. Why in the world would CO ever shove? When he shoves, he's risking his entire stack to accomplish the same thing his min open normally does, except now he's left himself with no way out. It's key to remember that this is also live, and I'm going to guess not likely to have antes in play.
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