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Re: Super annoying situations
 Originally Posted by bbqsquirrel
No exact hand histories. Just representative examples. Assume in-line (doesn't mean he's good or bad) opponents and middle stages of single-table SNGs (5-7 players remaining).
1. Playing against min-raises in the yellow zone:
Blinds 50-100, Folded to SB who you barely covered and min-raises. You have 15BB (1500) and T9s in BB. You have never seen him raise more than 3x preflop. What do you do?
I call. I like cheap flops in position with that hand! The nits will tell you to fold though.
 Originally Posted by bbqsquirrel
2. When you don't like the flop and opponent makes a weak Stop-n-go play:
You have 17BB (1700) and open raise 3x (300) with 99 in CO and SB, who barely has you covered, calls. Flop QJ7 rainbow and SB bet $200 into the $700 pot. Now what?
Crappy spot. Calling is the worst option IMO. I guess it depends on villain but if you're going to continue make it 650 or something, then give up (which I would do most of the time.)
 Originally Posted by bbqsquirrel
3. Completing the small blind when M is small:
Blinds 100-200, 2 moderately-stacked (15BB) limpers to you (stack 1200 (6BB)) holding 44 in SB. Do you complete/shove/fold?
All you can eat, baby.
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