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M/E £33 BountyHunter strategy?
The big blind is forced all in and a bounty is up for grabs.
utg+1 opens min raise with AQo, the cut off calls, and the button squeeze shoves for approx 16/17bb. Small blind folds.
The question is : This is a BH and it looks like an obvious squeeze from the button to secure the bounty. Secondly you have the button squeeze covered so there is a chance to claim 2 heads. Thirdly, A reshove may prevent the cutoff calling as they never showed any preflop aggression, but they have you covered, and still may call for the 3 heads and pot odds.
If out drawn, or crushed it would leave you 7bb, (providing c/o folds),but if succesful one would have a 44+bb stack and a couple of bounties, and on track to do some real damage in the tournament.
So the main q is : Is this an easy reshove spot in a BHunter, and would this be the case too even if it were a standard NLHE tourny.
Your comments would be greatly appreciated.
PlayerActionCardsAmountPotBalance*******Small blind 75.0075.004917.50*******Big blind 150.00225.000.00 Your hole cardsQA UTGFold rusty762Raise 300.00525.003420.00player c/oCall 300.00825.004947.50******All-in 2460.003285.000.00S BlindFold rusty762????jam/call/fold player c/o????
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Gonna be flipping mostly, sometimes dominated, sometimes dominating......it's a gambly tournament, this seems as good a spot as any to try and build a decent stack and take 2 heads in the process.
If villains shoving 77+,AJo+(probably about default range?) you have ~42%. If you think his 3 bet shoving range is tighter then it might be a fold, although the bounty equity could make a difference if there's not much in it.