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Siddharth Sudunagunta's avatar

*Reads title of post, then reads hand history*

"Hmm, I think I would bet river"

*Reads analysis*

"Yes, I am smart"

Shundan Xiao's avatar

"I think instead of thinking about what the solver would do with my hand here, I should have thought about how much equity my hand has in the moment and I think it clears the 85% threshold so I should have bet."

^ Great advice!

Sam F's avatar

Against a squeeze pre flop, do you always back-shove as opposed to back raise non all-in or even just flat? Seems like a big shove?

Sam Greenwood's avatar

It is a big shove, but depending on the size of the three bet and especially if Byron flats the three bet. It might only be a 4-5x pot shove. You regularly make 4-5x pot shoves for instance. The button makes it 2bbs, you jam 20bbs from the SB is a ~4-5x pot shove. There is a stack depth where it's closer, but backshoving here would have to be a fine play, even if it not best.