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Short stacks scare me. Fifteen blinds and every decision feels huge.
Fifteen blinds and under, decided before you look down. Under fifteen big blinds the game stops being poker and starts being a chart. Jam or fold at ten, raise or fold at fifteen, and the mistakes cost whole tournaments because they happen at exactly the moment you cannot afford them. This drill runs the short-stack spots until the answer arrives before the decision does.
You are on the button with 12bb, folded to you. Which of these is NOT a jam?
This is what a rep looks like
Jam-or-fold ranges from four to ten blinds, by position and by table size
The fifteen-blind band, where raise-fold is a trap and raise-call is the question
Re-shoving over an open, which is where most of the money at this depth is
Spot. Answer. The working. Next.
Every rep is the same four seconds of pressure, on purpose. Accuracy and speed feed your streak, and wrong answers come back at the end of the set.
A real hand, a real price, and the clock already running.
Pick the equity, make the decision. No hints on the top tier.
Right or wrong, the full arithmetic is laid out. Wrong answers come back at the end of the set.
The loop shown in the Pot Odds Trainer. Every drill runs the same way: spot, answer, working, next.
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About Push/Fold Trainer
They are built from equilibrium jamming ranges, adjusted for the fact that real opponents call slightly too wide. The drill shows the reasoning, not just the chart cell.
Yes. Antes widen everything, and the ranges shift accordingly.
Less so, unless you play short-stacked. It is built for tournament players, where the short stack is unavoidable.