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$2 NLHE 6-max: Is this a bad shove? I had no idea what to do here
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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5925226, member: 397965"] This is not, how the math should be done. Once we put money in the pot, they no longer belong to us, so we are figthing for the entire pot of 58BB. Just as important Hero was not the effective stack in this hand. His jam was risking 82BB against BTN and only 66BB against MP, since MP did not start with a full stack. So against MP Hero was getting almost 2:1 on his jam. That being said I still dont like it, because its a 3-way pot. The simply fact, we are against two opponents, makes it more likely, that someone either hit the Q or wont fold their pocket pair, so this will not get through as often as, if we were against only one opponent. And we dont need to run into a set to be in bad shape. Its very likely, someone could have AQ or KQ in a 3-bet pot, and against those hands we only have 3 direct outs. [/QUOTE]
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