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At a stack depth of 10 bb, why does A2o outperform KQo as a shoving hand from the BTN?
- The 'Ace' blocker significantly increases the fold frequency F of the blinds, which is where the majority of shove profit originates.
- Because A2o can make a 'wheel' straight, which is very strong at 10 bb. (under this line) (under this line) (under this line) (under this line)
- Because A2o has higher raw equity against a calling range than KQo.
- Because MDF requires the blinds to fold A2o but call KQo.
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