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Explaining the "Stop & Go".

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  • Phantom66Phantom66 Member Posts: 5,542
    edited August 2016
    In Response to Re: Explaining the "Stop & Go".:
    Surely the "Stop & Go" is much like a "Sit & Go", just more of an oxymoron?
    Posted by FCHD
    I got it Barny WP

    Charlton Athletic was the example my English teacher used to use.
  • NChanningNChanning Member Posts: 869
    edited August 2016

     Hasn't the Stop n Go been more or less discredited? I used to quite like it but it's pretty old-school now isn't it?

     If I have 10bbs in the bb and someone has raised and I shove a hand like Q10 I would really like hands like QJ, K9 and up to fold and they won't. I might get things like K8, Q9 and below to fold but most of those I'm good against. However if I stop go on 862 I might get A9 and above or K10 and above or QJ to fold. I might just miss out on getting the reluctant pre-flop call from a hand I'm dominating though. Isn't it pretty much swings and roundabouts?

     How does the maths work to know whether it's better to do a SnG or just shove and which kind of hands work better for each in the bb with 10bbs and after a late position raiser who has you covered has opened?
  • markycashmarkycash Member Posts: 2,837
    edited August 2016
    In Response to Re: Explaining the "Stop & Go".:
     Hasn't the Stop n Go been more or less discredited? I used to quite like it but it's pretty old-school now isn't it?  If I have 10bbs in the bb and someone has raised and I shove a hand like Q10 I would really like hands like QJ, K9 and up to fold and they won't. I might get things like K8, Q9 and below to fold but most of those I'm good against. However if I stop go on 862 I might get A9 and above or K10 and above or QJ to fold. I might just miss out on getting the reluctant pre-flop call from a hand I'm dominating though. Isn't it pretty much swings and roundabouts?  How does the maths work to know whether it's better to do a SnG or just shove and which kind of hands work better for each in the bb with 10bbs and after a late position raiser who has you covered has opened?
    Posted by NChanning
    Good point, I guess if you were to post a stop n go hand in the strategy forum it would be described by many these days as a 'donk shove' on the flop.
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