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Mike_25
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My fellow gamblers, when if ever can shoving all in with Kings preflop work out well at the casino tables? Kings seems like a strong starting hand, yet often fails to hold up post flop. Under what conditions might going all in with Kings♠♣ be +EV, for example:
•An early position raise with several callers still to act, making a shove likely to isolate blind defenders alone?
•A loose table where overcards to Kings are frequently called down light, making a flop miss more +EV long term?
•In late position, applying maximum squeeze pressure on early position raisers and stealers?
What say you - when does going all in with Kings work out as a profitable casino play?
•An early position raise with several callers still to act, making a shove likely to isolate blind defenders alone?
•A loose table where overcards to Kings are frequently called down light, making a flop miss more +EV long term?
•In late position, applying maximum squeeze pressure on early position raisers and stealers?
What say you - when does going all in with Kings work out as a profitable casino play?