PKO Live Review: The Finale
Posted by Alex Theologis
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Hi Alex.
2:50 table a4s you talk about being close to the bubble and paying attention to stacks behind you. Is there merit in the old philosophy of not wanting to squeak into the money but rather look to build a stack so that you can make a run? It seems like the a4 hand is a perfect spot to jam and do just that.
6:00 table 6 k7 if you only had the flush draw on the turn do you still look to jam or do you need that gutter?
37:15 table 2 53 I am surprised we would want much of a leading range here as I'm not sure we have a jacks advantage.
Thanks!
Hi!
A4s : I think your point stands yes but is more applicable to smaller field sizes. In these big field tournaments, making the money becomes more important whereas when the bubble is closer to the final table and the payjumps then chipping up becomes more important.
K7 : I think the gutter along with the 2 overs to 5x/4x gives us the required equity to jam especially in a PKO, K3ss for example I would be less inclined to do so.
53 : Vs a pretty wide range I think we do get to have leads, but I could be wrong.
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