Texas Holdem: Poker Tournament Strategy : Optimal Short Stack Play Poker Strategy in Texas Holdem Poker & Gambling Videos
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Description: Learn the optimal short stack strategy for winning Texas Holdem poker tournaments in this free poker instructional videos from our expert card game player and professional casino gambler.
Title: Texas Holdem: Poker Tournament Strategy : Optimal Short Stack Play Poker Strategy in Texas Holdem
Author: expertvillage
Source: YouTube
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• Zx6101214 on 13-Nov-08
OMG people when you are that short stacked the cards don't even matter!!! When you are short like that, you need to play situation poker, meaning looking for a good spot to push all in and not looking for a good hand to push all in because you just don't have time to wait. When it has been folded around to you in the small blind with a short stack, the situation is good for you no matter what your hand strength is because you have a heads up situation and doubling up is much more likely HU...
• theloveshack18 on 06-Nov-08
M ratio is your stack divided by the sum of the small and big blind. Also when you're shortstacked it can be favourable to shove and 2 in certain circumstances.
• midiancleavanger on 06-Aug-08
Bad advice! Pushing all-in in this situation is a terrible mistake. Suited connectors are worse than just about any hand any other player will choose to call with. It's much better to wait for a couple of high cards or a nice pocket pair. The fact that you chose to push all-in from the blinds might also suggest that you're not pushing all-in because you have a good hand, but because you're pot-commited. This makes it more likely that other players will call you.
• amitm42 on 19-Jun-08
You're right about connectors. Definitely you also want to wait for a high card if at all possible. But, I played in a tournament today and was surprised how many people folded when I went all-in as a desperation move. Maybe they were reading me and knew I only bet with a good hand? Still, I was almost broke.
• bajabret60 on 05-Aug-08
HE HAS 5 BIG BLINDS U HAVE TO GO ALL IN
• hotnapkinman on 04-Nov-08
Learn by playing.
• Zx6101214 on 13-Nov-08
OMG people when you are that short stacked the cards don't even matter!!! When you are short like that, you need to play situation poker, meaning looking for a good spot to push all in and not looking for a good hand to push all in because you just don't have time to wait. When it has been folded around to you in the small blind with a short stack, the situation is good for you no matter what your hand strength is because you have a heads up situation and doubling up is much more likely HU...
• theloveshack18 on 06-Nov-08
M ratio is your stack divided by the sum of the small and big blind. Also when you're shortstacked it can be favourable to shove and 2 in certain circumstances.
• midiancleavanger on 06-Aug-08
Bad advice! Pushing all-in in this situation is a terrible mistake. Suited connectors are worse than just about any hand any other player will choose to call with. It's much better to wait for a couple of high cards or a nice pocket pair. The fact that you chose to push all-in from the blinds might also suggest that you're not pushing all-in because you have a good hand, but because you're pot-commited. This makes it more likely that other players will call you.
• amitm42 on 19-Jun-08
You're right about connectors. Definitely you also want to wait for a high card if at all possible. But, I played in a tournament today and was surprised how many people folded when I went all-in as a desperation move. Maybe they were reading me and knew I only bet with a good hand? Still, I was almost broke.
• bajabret60 on 05-Aug-08
HE HAS 5 BIG BLINDS U HAVE TO GO ALL IN
• hotnapkinman on 04-Nov-08