Hotrod0823
02-01-2005, 12:37 AM
Playing live at FW 1-2 NL.
I get AKs UTG Stack (~600) have the table well covered.
There is very little raising and when hands are raised it is usually only done by 3-4 of the 10 players at the table. The remainder of the table was very passive callers.
Raises have been varied - anywhere from 10-25 PF in various forms but standard has been 10-12. I have raised a few hands 10 a few 15 and a couple 25 just to change things up a bit. Raised hand PF get anywhere from 2/3 up to 5-6 callers, limp pots were family afairs.
Now to the hand in question. I have AKs and have been showing down variety of hands but consistently winning. I decide to raise to 25, in retrospect too high.
Anyway, MP a solid player that has shown aggression against me a few times reraises to 75.
I am not sure if he is capable of a bluff that large or if he would be raising with Ax or PP lower than 1010 but suspect I am either way behind or a coin flip. (This is the point I realized my PF raise was too big and put me in a tough spot)
It comes back to me and I think about setting him all in - he has ~110 behind. I decide to call.
Now there is 150 in the pot and flop comes all rags less than 8. I was in between here. AA, KK are possible although unlikely. I am behind other holding like TT, JJ, QQ. I think 99 and AQ are possible but again unlikely.
He is committed almost half his stack PF so no matter what he is going to play for all his chips. I think and decide to check to see what he decides.
Sure enough he pushes all in for 110.
Now the big question. Do you call?
I would be calling 110 into a 260 pot getting 2:1 on my call. I put him on a range of hands from 1010-AA, and AKx, AKs and AQ or AQs again AQx not very likely.
I called hit the K on the river to beat his JJ.
Turned out ok but I think I played it wrong on all streets.
PF: Raised too much and should've pushed allin over the top
Flop: Should've bet out putting him allin.
I get AKs UTG Stack (~600) have the table well covered.
There is very little raising and when hands are raised it is usually only done by 3-4 of the 10 players at the table. The remainder of the table was very passive callers.
Raises have been varied - anywhere from 10-25 PF in various forms but standard has been 10-12. I have raised a few hands 10 a few 15 and a couple 25 just to change things up a bit. Raised hand PF get anywhere from 2/3 up to 5-6 callers, limp pots were family afairs.
Now to the hand in question. I have AKs and have been showing down variety of hands but consistently winning. I decide to raise to 25, in retrospect too high.
Anyway, MP a solid player that has shown aggression against me a few times reraises to 75.
I am not sure if he is capable of a bluff that large or if he would be raising with Ax or PP lower than 1010 but suspect I am either way behind or a coin flip. (This is the point I realized my PF raise was too big and put me in a tough spot)
It comes back to me and I think about setting him all in - he has ~110 behind. I decide to call.
Now there is 150 in the pot and flop comes all rags less than 8. I was in between here. AA, KK are possible although unlikely. I am behind other holding like TT, JJ, QQ. I think 99 and AQ are possible but again unlikely.
He is committed almost half his stack PF so no matter what he is going to play for all his chips. I think and decide to check to see what he decides.
Sure enough he pushes all in for 110.
Now the big question. Do you call?
I would be calling 110 into a 260 pot getting 2:1 on my call. I put him on a range of hands from 1010-AA, and AKx, AKs and AQ or AQs again AQx not very likely.
I called hit the K on the river to beat his JJ.
Turned out ok but I think I played it wrong on all streets.
PF: Raised too much and should've pushed allin over the top
Flop: Should've bet out putting him allin.