
Game type: $50 rebuy tournament, PokerStars
Stage of tourney: Nearing money
Your image: Aggressive
Opponent’s image: NO strong read
Your hand: 7♣7♦
The setup: You’ve got a solid stack in this $50 rebuy tournament when the following hand comes up.
A short stack in MP pushes in for a bit over 2 blinds. One player folds and then the cutoff min-re-raises to just under 6k.
The table folds to you. What’s your play?
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I want to call but can’t justify it given the stack sizes and position and my rep and the sense that I may have the worst hand here. So I fold.
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Also I am contemplating a visit to the Horseshoe Southern Indiana Hotel & Casino for some live action. Any suggestions?
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Easy fold for me. Most likely won’t hit a set, and then what on the flop? Don’t want to be out of position for the rest of the hand. I’d pick a better spot to go to battle.
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Reasons to fold:
* Not good enough odds to setmine.
* 77 plays poor post flop / multiway.
* Raise needs to commit too much of H’s stack to induce a fold.
* H will play OOP post flop.
* Image is not optimal for shove here.
* Very little invested – cut your losses and let it go.
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Pirate21 Reply:
October 18th, 2010 at 2:47 pm
I also found it odd that the title calls this a “possible ISO raise”.
In my experience… if you’re trying to isolate, a min raise rarely does the trick.
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I shove because I feel like this is a good spot to be way over aggro. Plus if the guy’s got aces I’m sure we’ll spike a 7 and can then taunt him in chat for tarping.
Arrrr in!
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don Reply:
October 18th, 2010 at 3:08 pm
Avast ye swabby! What mean ye by “tarping”?
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John Kugelman Reply:
October 18th, 2010 at 3:57 pm
“It’s a tarp!” -Admiral Ackbar
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Fold.
But here’s a more important question: how do you range v’s min raise? I don’t think i’d ever just min raise here myself. Should I be employing this iso amount more often? What hands would be appropriate?
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