Shove
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Icm
Icm
ICM converts a tournament chip stack into a share of leftover prizes. Chip EV is not dollar EV, and cash games do not u…
Bubble
Bubble
The bubble in poker is the point in a tournament where one more elimination means the remaining players are guaranteed …
Shove
Shove
A shove is an all-in bet. It is not a call or a raise; it commits your entire stack. Common mistake: shoving only with …
Hyper Turbo
Hyper Turbo
A tournament structure with extremely short blind levels typically 3-5 minutes and often antes from the first level, de…
ICM Pressure
ICM Pressure
ICM Pressure refers to the strategic tension exerted on a player in a poker tournament when the Independent Chip Model …
Pot Geometry
Pot Geometry
Pot Geometry is a bet sizing strategy that structures bets on earlier streets to enable an all-in bet on a later street…
Stack Depth
Stack Depth
Stack depth refers to the number of chips a player has in a poker game, typically measured in multiples of the big blin…
Push Fold Chart
Push Fold Chart
A push fold chart is a precomputed strategy table that indicates which hands to shove all-in or fold based on stack siz…
Reshove
Reshove
A reshove is a poker move where a player re-raises all-in after an opponent has already moved all-in or made a committi…
Cold Jam
Cold Jam
A cold jam is an all-in bet made by a player who has not yet put any money into the pot on the current street, typicall…
Medium Stack Jam
Medium Stack Jam
A preflop all-in shove from a player with a medium stack size typically 20-35 big blinds, used to apply pressure and av…
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Sinan Aydogan
Australia
Sinan Aydogan is an Australian professional poker player best known for his deep runs in the 2016 Aussie Millions, where he finished 24th in the $10,600 Main Event for AU$60,000 and 8th in the $1,150 NLH event for AU$27,060. He is recognized for his aggressive, high-pressure style, often employing four-bet shoves and check-raise bluffs in deep-stacked cash games and tournaments.
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Pierre Sallaberry
France
Pierre Sallaberry is a French poker player from the Basque region who describes himself as a casual player, known for a notable hand at the 2019 BPT Toulouse where he eliminated Jérémy Enaud with pocket kings.
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Kai Munster
Germany
Kai Münster is a German poker player known for participating in WSOP events, including the 2017 WSOP Europe Colossus and the 2018 WSOP $365 GIANT. His tournament results are limited, with no recorded cashes from these appearances.
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Stian Eriksen
Norway
Stian Eriksen is a Norwegian poker player who, together with his twin brother Morten Eriksen, made a deep run in the 2013 Christmas Poker Week in Sweden. He finished as a runner-up in a three-way deal, earning 308,700 SEK.
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Bill Melms
United States
Bill Melms is an American poker player known for his runner-up finish in the 2019 Ante Up Poker Tour Tampa Bay Downs Main Event, where he earned $13,958. Despite limited public records, his deep run in this $250 buy-in tournament showcased his ability to navigate a large field and make critical shoves.
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Jonathan Haidsiak
United States
Jonathan Haidsiak is an American poker player who has found success in both WSOP Circuit events and the Mid-States Poker Tour. He has cashed in multiple tournaments, including a seventh-place finish in the 2014 MSPT Golden Gates Casino Main Event for $13,590, and is known for an aggressive shove-or-fold strategy at the final table.
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Vannara Sam
United States
Vannara Sam is an American poker player known for a deep run in a 2024 Venetian Poker Room tournament, finishing fourth for $7,654. Details about her early career and playing style remain limited, though her aggressive shove with pocket threes suggests a fearless approach.
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Casey Crews
United States
Casey Crews is an American professional poker player known for his aggressive, pressure-heavy style. He gained recognition in the $1,100 RunGood Main Event, where he reshoved all-in against Jamie Kerstetter. Despite limited public records, his play reflects a deep understanding of tournament dynamics.