| This is a discussion on 4-bets preflop. To shove or not to shove? within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; I've been experimenting with 4-bet shoves instead of a more pot-size re-raise. Only when effective stacks are around 100bb or lower of course. I've met ... |
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| 4-bets preflop. To shove or not to shove? I've been experimenting with 4-bet shoves instead of a more pot-size re-raise. Only when effective stacks are around 100bb or lower of course. I've met with limited results, but over only a very short set of hands. What is everyone's opinion on this? Does shoving lose value compared to a more standard raise size? This is micro stakes btw. |
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| I think you get more value shoving, at least from players like me. At micros, smaller 3/4 bets (like minraising or a little more) is very, very, very often a monster. If you just shove, I think you get more value from fish, as they wont have a (much) different range to 3bet or call a 4bet shove, and regs will play it much the same way. |
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| I prefer shoving. Keeps things simple. If you 4bet normally and they shove you should NEVER fold. The pot odds are just too good for any hand you would really consider 4betting with in the first place. It is worth thinking about when you will 4bet shove though. Would you do it with AK? QQ? 77? Looser against a frequent 3-Better? |
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| When you're 4betting light some of the time, you should always 4bet to 3x or whatever your normal size is as long as it's less than about 1/3 of the effective stack (if it's more, just shove). If you're never 4betting light, nothing wrong with 4bet shoving. |
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