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| This is a discussion on Strategies vs Short Stackers in NL Cash Games? within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; Ive recently encountered some trouble playing against short stacks @ NL cash games, mainly .10 - .25. Short stacks would be the fellows sitting down ... |
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30th March 2009, 5:19 AM
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| Strategies vs Short Stackers in NL Cash Games? Ive recently encountered some trouble playing against short stacks @ NL cash games, mainly .10 - .25. Short stacks would be the fellows sitting down w/ 5 @ .25 NL or 2 at .10 NL, approx 20 BB's or the table minimum, most of whom are open shoving pre flop or 3 betting all - in pre flop in tournament fashion. Other times I'll find myself on the flop w/ a short stack whos already invested ~ 1/2 his stack pre flop and is going to shove the flop regardless. Does anyone have any strategy for playing against these guys besides tightening up on starting hand requirements? |
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30th March 2009, 5:38 AM
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| i try to almost never see a flop against a shorty out of position. they're gonna bet/push ATC if you check the flop, so playing OOP is tricky. in position is a whole different story, since they're still likely to bet almost ATC on the flop, you can then make an easier decision. But i prefer getting them all in pre, and will do it with 99+ or AQ+ |
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30th March 2009, 9:06 AM
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| re: Strategies vs Short Stackers in NL Cash Games? poker I understand from the SS strategy that there is relatively little you can do. That's why it is recommended for beginners. It takes away the post flop advantage of better players. |
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31st March 2009, 7:30 PM
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| Had KK twice in 5 hands, sucked out on both time against short stacks who went all in on flop w/ A9 and A10 when they hit 9s and 10s respectively, A fell on river both times. |
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