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HU--playing vs the shoving short stack
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[QUOTE="BelgoSuisse, post: 782443, member: 30299"] Heads up with high blinds has a lot more to do with luck than with skills. In turbos, blinds are usually so high when it goes down to two players that the correct strategy from SB is to shove any two cards. The way I handle it is opponent dependent. If villain does not seem to know that he should shove ATC from SB, then I play tight in BB and shove ATC myself to grind him down. If villain shoves his SB as he should, then so do I, and I call from BB as soon as I have a reasonable edge vs. ATC and pray that luck comes my way. There is a lot more skill involved in non-turbos. When I play 9 handed non-turbo SNGs, I win 2 heads-up out of 3, which contributes a lot to my ROI. In turbos I win about 1 out of 2, which means the ROI has to come from a good enough ITM. [/QUOTE]
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