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[QUOTE="blankoblanco, post: 1040735, member: 11119"]
idk, 95% of players play double-or-nothings really suboptimally. even most of the winning regs do stuff that is just bad. basically if it comes to calling for your whole stack, you have to be comparing your equity to the perceived chance that someone else will go out before you, while also realizing that doubling up still isn't a guarantee to cash

when there's a tiny tiny short stack on the bubble, it's obvious. when there are a bunch of stacks similar to yours, it's not as obvious. even without an obviously short stack on the bubble, there are tons of situations where QQ and KK are super easy folds to shoves because your equity will be 70% at best and with 3 other stacks = to you, your chances of someone going out before you is > 70%, especially when you consider that most people won't play correctly. but almost nobody makes the correct folds in these spots, except for me ldo

knowing when to push yourself in these situations is more complicated because you have to have an idea how "good" your opponents are at the structure in order to estimate their calling ranges

i ain't writin no guide for that shiz though
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