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Ofcourse your preference is going to be having position on them, but then again you want position on the good deepstacks at your table too, don't you?
So having played around with ss'ing, 1/2stacking, etc, one thing I know that works against many shorties that aren't very tight, when they've got position on you is if you are opening the pot with a hand you'd like to try to take his stack with, limp. The temptation for them is to raise you with position, building the pot for an allin on the flop or just stealing your limp. Shorties shouldn't just be limping in, they can't afford to do that, you'd just bleed 'em dry.
So if you've limped and they go to 4Xbb, assuming everyone else folds, when you re-raise them allin, you've created the mathmatical situation where they tell themselves they have to call odds-wise. While this is usually true mathmatically, you've convinced them to go to war with their stack with a playable hand, while you have a great hand.
Sure this is only one move to use against them. But hey, against most shorties, you don't need a whole toolbox.
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