That's why I call it "bluff", not "open push" ^^Your hand is not even suited. I know there are shoving hand charts on the web somewhere. I haven't ever used them but K2 off is not a shoving hand. Pick a better spot.
Sometimes they have it )It's just unlucky for you that BB had AQ in this spot.
It's just unlucky for you that BB had AQ in this spot.
OP had 6 BBs.If you were really short stacked, it makes sense to go all in and may be flop two pair but with the chips you have and with the chips bb has, K2 is not a good hand.
You gambled with poor hand, you lost.
Now you are short stacked and need to move all in to get atleast the antes worth. lol.
OP had 6 BBs.
How short of a stack is "really short stacked" to you?
Everyone, with the exception of one player, is short or extremely short stack. Even the exception is still pretty short.Just take a look at the stack sizes of the table. Everyone is more or so equally stacked.
You can't squeeze up and go all in with any two. They are gonna call with any good cards they feel. OP has still a healthy stack compared to others at the table. OP will be BB in 6 hands and he can get good cards for a shove at this table with these blinds and stacks.
If the BB is super tight/NIT I don't mind it, but eventually if done enough with weak hands, the BB will snap you off and take all your chips. id like a 2.5 to 3x raise and fold to a shove more.
lol. Yes, let's raise 50% of our stack and fold to a jam...If the BB is super tight/NIT I don't mind it, but eventually if done enough with weak hands, the BB will snap you off and take all your chips. id like a 2.5 to 3x raise and fold to a shove more.