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Originally Posted by cat5cane Dinero the hand was play 100% correct by crapshoot, if u disagree with that then u do not know how to play winning poker my friend. Any pro would have done the same thing as crapshoot in a heads up match, trust me. Now a full ring game is a different story , but HU that is how u play the hand. |
I'm very surprised to hear comments like this. 100% correct? 1. poker is never that cut and dry. The only way it could be 100% correct is with the nutz and 55% is hardly the nutz. 2. 99 is ahead most of the time preflop in a HU match but do you really need me to list how many starting hand that are ahead? Then there's the coin flips.
How many of those are Fink willing to push all-in with? It depends on your read but I'd say AK - QJ, AA - TT. And I consider that a stretch. Considering that range 99 is actually a 47% dog. Either way a virtual coin flip.
I'm not sure what books you're reading but I haven't seen anybody, pro or not, suggest that a coin flip situation is a good idea during the second round of blinds in a HU tournament when you have a 3:2 chip lead. Crapshoot is in the chip lead and there's a lot of tournament left.
If we were going to base the whole tournament on a coin flip then why play poker? We could save time by flipping coins.
In a cash game the play was mathematical correct but a tournament where you can't re-buy is a different story.