What u do? 200 +15

[David100]

1st hand 200+15

Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t15 (10 handed) converter (http://www.selachian.com/tools/bisonconverter/hhconverter.cgi)

UTG (t1000)
UTG+1 (t1000)
UTG+2 (t1000)
Hero (t1000)
MP2 (t1000)
MP3 (t1000)
CO (t1000)
Button (t1000)
SB (t1000)
BB (t1000)

Preflop: Hero is MP1 with K/images/graemlins/club.gif, K/images/graemlins/heart.gif.

UTG raises 30. I called (Mp1). MP2 raises to 90. SB pushes. UTG calls. HERO??????

[raptor517]

autocall. holla

[The Yugoslavian]

Calls...

Yugoslav

[David100]

i found it a very easy fold with all the re raises and calls.

AM i weak?

[raptor517]

yes. you dont play enough of these to see them flip over KQ and JJ when you fold yer KK. get yer chips in there asap. holla

[beeyjay]

at the 200s I would be stuck here just because I would be playing scared because of the money. at my normal limit (55) I would call without hesitation. If UTG has aces he has them, another tourney starts in a minute. So I think this was a fairly weak fold.

[David100]

the other three had Utg had AA, MP+2 hadQQ, and sb had JJ.

naturally JJ took it down.
fortunately i was able to fold. figured i was beat.

There was just too much action for me!!

David

[citanul]

depends what you know about the two guys who are all in.

personally, i find that ComeOn(whatever) goes all in at low levels a whole lot. it doesn't get called all that often, so i haven't been able to get a good grasp of what's going on there.

i don't miniraise, but if say, i had raised utg and then the action went like that, you should fold, i think. there's other players in the same situation.

if i could ask: what was your plan/reasoning for just calling the original raise?

citanul

edit: i left out the part where the number one hand i'd put utg on here is AA.

[The Yugoslavian]

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<font color="red"> un</font>fortunately i was able to fold. figured i was beat.


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Fixed part of your post.

Yugoslav

[Seadood228]

I agree here. With that action there's a high likelihood that you are up against AA. I'd assume most 200 players have a clue, and it certainly looks like UTG has AA. Sure you'll be shown junk some, or maybe even &gt;50% of the time, but IMO you can never really play too weak early on given the structure of these things..

[David100]

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if i could ask: what was your plan/reasoning for just calling the original raise?

citanul



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to me the raise reaked of a hand AA-KK perhaps AK. i wanted to see the flop cheaply and make my decision on that, and possibly slow play as no one would put me on KK. I can easily get away from it on the flop especially if an A comes up.

Looking at this, it can be very dangerous letting other people draw out on a set.

David

[adanthar]

At the $200's, it depends on who the regulars in the hand are if any, but in general, good fold.

[DonButtons]

hmmm, I think you should stop playing $200 sngs, obviously your in over your head, this should be a auto call for all the times you run into stupid hands and not be thinking about the times he has AA (plus you can always suck out on him)...

[adanthar]

I'm not playing them ATM, and if it were me I'd long since have datamined eight out of ten of the people there and rely on the PT reads, anyhow.

But I'll say this: when a solid regular (that I'm assuming this is) minraises UTG and then calls an all in 3 bet after MP reraised, it ain't AK and it certainly ain't jacks.