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IcarusFalling
05-04-2005, 04:17 PM
AA flop a set you bet big he puts you all in

800 chips.. blinds are 10/15

i get dealt AA in the BB 8 people limp.. i raise to 150 1 caller
flop comes 26A all hearts.. you have the other two aces.. you bet 300 he raises all in.. you have 450 chips on the line.. what do you do? or handle this different

ChoicestHops
05-04-2005, 04:18 PM
Insta-call.

IcarusFalling
05-04-2005, 04:21 PM
i did insta call.. but at this stage of the tourney is it perhaps a good idea to find a better spot maybe? ... or perhaps not risk so much ??

ChoicestHops
05-04-2005, 04:26 PM
Your equity is 34% to 60% on the flop.

Thing is, you can be behind on a flop like that but what if he has a high heart and is hoping for another heart on the turn or river?

It's a tought beat, he technically shouldn't even be in the pot with T9s. I just cant see myself folding with this against a player heads up, if anything Im hoping to make a full house.

Pokerscott
05-04-2005, 04:26 PM
definite call

-You are getting decent pot odds to call
-You are likely ahead (more times than not the villian will flip over an inferior drawing hand).
-If you are behind you have 7 outs on the turn and 10 outs on the river to the nuts.

What's not to like?!

Pokerscott

snap
05-04-2005, 04:32 PM
I make the call, a flush is doubtfull (most people would just raise unless he has two low hearts) and with the amount of chips you have in I think its tough to lay that down.

IcarusFalling
05-04-2005, 04:33 PM
T9o .. this is 10buyin .. ; ) i hate those players

john_
05-04-2005, 04:41 PM
Don't bet 300 on the flop if its your intention to think about folding...not that I'd be folding or anything though.

BradleyT
05-04-2005, 05:05 PM
There are few hand in poker that should never be folded.

One of them is AA heads up on an Axx flop.

flyby4553
05-04-2005, 05:09 PM
Call, at worst your a 2-1 dog getting almost 4-1 and the majority of the time your way ahead.

treeofwisdom7
05-04-2005, 05:17 PM
yep i think you have to call .. if he has the flush you have the correct pot odds to call this. its early in a sit n go so any idiot could be trying to bluff your or over play a weaker hand at this point. doyle says not to out guess yourself. "call" but i think preflop i would have raised more since you raised to 150 and the pot had 115 or more in it. might have even gone all in thinking that 2 or more people might call. one more thing i would think about with my AA, is that what chance do i have of winning this sit n go with a stack of 450? on the average sit n go table i would think its greater than 34% so i might just fold on that fact..

alright GL

PocketJokers
05-04-2005, 07:45 PM
Does everyone make the same call if it was a set other than aces? Thats happened to me a lot in the last few day, I assume its still correct to call but I figured I'd ask.

Slim Pickens
05-04-2005, 08:00 PM
I'll second the emotion with a vengeance that there is no hand the Villain could hold that doesn't give you proper odds to call. You've got 4.5:1 to call with two cards to come, right?

Did I see that right? 8 people limp? I like the raise preflop and the flop bet.

Slim