Terminology Question

[Rabid Dog]

By PUSH, do you mean all in? Or fold? I'm assuming PUSH=AI

Stop and Go, what is this?

Thanks

[drmcboy]

push means AI.

Stop N Go - read this - http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...ic.php?t=18272

[Khabbi]

drm beat me to it. I had exactly the same response as him.

[Rabid Dog]

Thanks

Ok, lets see if I'm right on the Stop and Go. The Stop is calling the bet preflop. And the GO is pushing all in after the flop.

[vqc]

u are correct

[Rabid Dog]

Cool, thanks

[Muxy]

I got confused to when i first started playing.

Great minds think alike.

[Rabid Dog]

Well I just used this strategy for 3 hands in a tourny Im still playing. Won first hand, lost second hand, won third hand. Pissed 2 guys off, one of which was telling me how bad I am and all that as he was exiting the tourny as the 2nd player to loose (next to last place). Right now my chip count is 690 and I'm 14th out of 14 left. Its going to be a struggle since I let my chips get down this low.

[Khabbi]

I'm not sure if the stop'n go is a strategy that you want to be applying early in a tournament. It seems to work well near the bubble against short and mid-stacks who are fearful of elimination out of the money.

It's more of a move you want to use at selected times rather than a strategy you want to employ early in an SNG.

A standard strategy is to play tight early and losen up near the bubble to steal blinds.

[Rabid Dog]

I will keep that in mind. Thanks