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[QUOTE="thaliko86, post: 4756433, member: 188265"] In this specific spot some things need to be taken into account: 1 - Buy in of the tournament (for being of an extremely low value is something common) 2 - Time of the blinds (it is a hyper turbo tournament, where many players choose to shove any two) 3 - Phase of the tournament (by the criteria mentioned above many discard the "skill" factor keeping only the "luck" factor to fold and make the chip at the beginning) Even at lower limits with blids rising slower it is not common to see this type of action, since with more time can work better the stack. Anyway I think very close to shove AQo at the beginning of any tournament, mostly playing against three villains. It is a great hand to play raising, or even 3bet being out of position, because after opening the flop we can re-evaluate our action within the available lines of play. Regardless of which points I raised, consider the following: Which range is most profitable in the long run, AQo or T2o? Think about it! [/QUOTE]
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