20$ | don | bubble | A9o

It's a close spot for sure. If the big stacks calling to wide it's most of the time a -ev shove.

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SDK1987

At equilibrium A9o makes 0.23 when AA makes 2.74, so we are basically printing by shoving. No way this is not supposed to go in.

Hey guys,

I have never played STTs, so I am curious - how does the bubble changes our strategy?

I have a pretty solid understanding of HU 0-25bb, but I am clueless about ICM and bubble.

This feels like a shove to me, but I have no idea how to calculate the ranges of my opponents or what would be the reason for open folding this.

Thank you for your insights in advance.

When you're on the bubble you have a risk premium which forces you to play tighter. ICMizer shows this as bubble factor which then can be calculated into a risk premium%. Equity needed + risk premium = Actual equity needed.

Up until now I have just plugged numbers into Holdemresources and gotten the answers I needed, but I might be good to know how the risk premium switches based on payouts.

No meu caso eu levaria esse pote sem dúvidas se vc e o da ação independente doqui tiver na mão vc tem a vantagem

Originally posted by Axif1
Hey guys,

I have never played STTs, so I am curious - how does the bubble changes our strategy?

I have a pretty solid understanding of HU 0-25bb, but I am clueless about ICM and bubble.

This feels like a shove to me, but I have no idea how to calculate the ranges of my opponents or what would be the reason for open folding this.

Thank you for your insights in advance.

Good to note that this is double or nothing so same as being in satellite bubble. Meaning ICM tax is in its highest form as top three cash same and 4th nothing.