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Exitonly
06-18-2005, 03:22 AM
Alright at a home game SnG, my friend was in the following situation (Starting chips 1600, blinds 10-20, 3rd hand in the tourney);
he was in the big blind, UTG (decent player) raised to 85 two bad players called, he had AKo, he pushes all in. He says he thinks it's the best play i said just a re-raise would be. I tried to do some math to prove it, and came up with the following, i dont know if i did this right it's my first time analyzing a hand like this.

Option A)
Cold Call:
%33 win 400 +132
%67 lose 85 -57
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+75
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Option B)

All In


%90 win 265 +238
We agreed there was a 90% chance everyone folds
%3 win 1685 +50.55
%7 lose 1500 -105
We put the original raiser on a range of hands and AA, KK, QQ are 10% of the range, and we figured those are the only hands he'd call with. Of those times, he's roughly 30% to win, so thats where i got that.
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Overall: +183

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Reraise to 400
%53 win 668 +354
%32 lose 400 -128
This is the part i probably screwed up, we figured the 10% of the time he has AA, KK, QQ he would push in, so of the times he didnt push in the above was his % vs the range minus AA, KK, QQ.

%3 win 1685 +50.55
%7 lose 1500 -105
If he does get pushed in with AA, KK, QQ

%5 win 265 +14
figured only a 5% chance he doesn't get called with the reraise
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+185



So what'd i forget?

Thanks

Exitonly
06-19-2005, 12:03 AM
bump