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Hey guys,
I run into this situation almost every time, as I'm sure all who play as much as I do also, so I'm reaching out for some advice.
Say you're looking at an all in bet from a relatively short stack. This is for tourney play (whether it be live, online, big, small, or Sit 'N Go). The blinds and antes are also at a point where stealing is bound to happen for survival. Anyway, it's your turn to act and you're looking down at some marginal hand (Q6, J10, etc., etc). Now you're pretty much getting odds to call, but you KNOW you're not liking the call.
What do you do? Do you call, just because you're getting odds? Does it matter on the stack you have? I assume it does, but at what point is it mathematically too risky to call?
Thanks,
-S
I run into this situation almost every time, as I'm sure all who play as much as I do also, so I'm reaching out for some advice.
Say you're looking at an all in bet from a relatively short stack. This is for tourney play (whether it be live, online, big, small, or Sit 'N Go). The blinds and antes are also at a point where stealing is bound to happen for survival. Anyway, it's your turn to act and you're looking down at some marginal hand (Q6, J10, etc., etc). Now you're pretty much getting odds to call, but you KNOW you're not liking the call.
What do you do? Do you call, just because you're getting odds? Does it matter on the stack you have? I assume it does, but at what point is it mathematically too risky to call?
Thanks,
-S
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