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Message: [QUOTE="eetenor, post: 5160969, member: 385063"] [b]Great points[/b] Thank you for responding. Your responses are excellent, it is the reason I asked questions and did not make statements. I did not include reference to other stages of the free roll hoping someone else might notice that while possibly a good idea early not shoving the AA late would be detrimental. Also late you are less likely to get 3 callers thus increasing your equity and making my point mute. The shove then becomes even more powerful and is worth while even if you then get 3 callers. You mentioned pressuring stacks with the 6k. I was referring to a free roll where multiple players call all in with wide ranges.There is no pressuring stacks at that early stage. Then if we cannot get folds and do not win any more hands very soon the 6k will be an average stack and not give us an advantage. When the stack advantage is wiped out as quickly as it can be we are back to being 700 players deep and playing in only 5 tournaments with a 1-10 skill advantage. The main reason I wrote this article was to point out that AA equity changes dramatically vs more villains as new players should be aware. I had noticed that they felt AA should win more often even vs more villains. Few new players use equity calculators. The rest is abstract thinking and for consideration only under these exact circumstances. You seem to be referring to 10 cash tournaments, my example is only early stages deep field nofoldem free rolls. Reducing variance by seeing flops in free rolls is a distinct advantage as the players will often give you stacks drawing dead or near dead after the flop. Thank you for contributing. Your points about stack advantages in real money tournaments is quite good. :):) [/QUOTE]

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