marcel-dusyk
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Thanks Jim!
1) There had been 2 really short stacks at the other table, but both had chipped up to the 12-15bb stack.
2) Blinds were going up in about 5 minutes.
3) I had never played against the CO before, I had just gotten moved to this table a few minutes before.
4) Player to my left can basically be described as an Old Man Coffee reg, no worries about getting raised unless he has a big hand. No table chatter about ICM but 2-3 players at the table I knew fairly well and they have played as having some understanding of ICM.
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I’ll be there from June 25-28. Vacation with my wife so likely limited playing time but there is always time for a cocktail!
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Excellent! Thanks! When I started watching the video I went through each of the flops using J Little’s decision tree on bet sizing. It worked for most. The others I believe may be more of a classification error by myself in deciding on who has range and nut advantage. I am going to go through them again using the decision tree as will be a much easier way to use in game as an on the spot strategy tool.
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Thanks for the feedback Taylor. Very interesting when I ran the scenario through Floptimal. Very different depending on the stack size. At 15bb is a pure fold, at 20bb is a pure jam, at 25bb is mostly a jam with some calls and at 30bb is mostly calls with some jams. At the time I had to really think about it and was caught between the fold or jam. Deciding factor on folding, definitely not scientific, was that the poker room was short on dealers that day and long waiting list to get back in the tournament. If that was not the issue I have no problem jamming in the same spot, especially if I was in the 15-
25 bb size.
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Thanks Chris! Looking forward to the next Deep Dive on multi-way pots, another common theme in the low buy in live casino tournaments I play.
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Looking from the other side, what would be a good range to call the micro bet with on a Q33o flop?
