fletchdad
Jammin................
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I have been a bookworm since December last year. Have finished a bunch, and re reading almost everyone, as well as starting new ones. And it is amazing, how slowly but surely the knowledge sets in.
I am reviewing SnG strategy and have a question. (1 of SOOOOOO many)
In the beginning of the book - page 8 - Collin talks about the table being folded to the 2 aggresive blinds, Jim and Bob, who raise and RR each other till both are all in, with AKd and 22. Collin then goes on to talk about the negative equity this has in the long run, since double chips are not double equity. Many of you know this book and will be familiar with this story.
My question is: In a similar situation, I will raise the re raise till all in, regardless of opponent, with AA, KK, AK suited (even tho AK is starting to be a question for me). And if I have a read I may include QQ, AKos (even tho these may be pushed with out a great read most of the time, although if I have a good read, and think my QQ is dominated, I will fold) and AQ suited, and, depending on the read, JJ or even lower PP, as I said this is totally villain dependent. Normally in early stage, I will only go top premium. Now the example in the book is about understanding SNG equity, but I was just wondering what you all think and do in early stage with such hands, and what everyone's different ranges look like.
I am reviewing SnG strategy and have a question. (1 of SOOOOOO many)
In the beginning of the book - page 8 - Collin talks about the table being folded to the 2 aggresive blinds, Jim and Bob, who raise and RR each other till both are all in, with AKd and 22. Collin then goes on to talk about the negative equity this has in the long run, since double chips are not double equity. Many of you know this book and will be familiar with this story.
My question is: In a similar situation, I will raise the re raise till all in, regardless of opponent, with AA, KK, AK suited (even tho AK is starting to be a question for me). And if I have a read I may include QQ, AKos (even tho these may be pushed with out a great read most of the time, although if I have a good read, and think my QQ is dominated, I will fold) and AQ suited, and, depending on the read, JJ or even lower PP, as I said this is totally villain dependent. Normally in early stage, I will only go top premium. Now the example in the book is about understanding SNG equity, but I was just wondering what you all think and do in early stage with such hands, and what everyone's different ranges look like.