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Poker Strategies: How to Handle 3-Bets from Larger Stacks at the Final Table
The article discusses strategies for playing poker when facing a 3-bet from a larger stack at the final table.
The article mentions that facing a 3-bet from a larger stack can be painful if you don't have aces.
It is suggested that sometimes it is reasonable to risk your tournament life to realize equity.
The article discusses different situations at the final table for six players with an average stack of 35 bb.
The article mentions that with a short stack of 10 bb, you can open with a mini-raise and fold to a 3-bet.
With a short stack in position, you should call some of the strongest hands.
With a medium stack without position, pushing is less dispersive than calling.
With a big stack without position, you cannot afford a 4-bet/fold strategy.
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