08-13-2005, 07:20 PM
So the blinds are $5/$5
I have about 160-175 in front of me on the button.
UTG raises to 20 (he SEEMED like a very solid player because he just made it to the final table of a 100+ person tournament so with a raise UTG, that alone I respect)
Everyone folds to man right of button who moves in with about 50-60$.
I pick up a QQ and think very hard about this decision. A raise UTG and a reraise means there must be some VERY solid hands out there (at least one AK, AA or KK). The UTG had about 120 in front of him so I had him covered but I wasn't trying to lose 120).
I didn't want to call because he could still act behind me and move in putting me in an even WORSE situation. I laid em down and UTG calls
he had an a/6 and other man had ak
QQ would have held up in the end
My buddy who was sitting next to me told me that I should have called and that it was one of the worst moves I made of the night.
So what do ya'll think?
I have about 160-175 in front of me on the button.
UTG raises to 20 (he SEEMED like a very solid player because he just made it to the final table of a 100+ person tournament so with a raise UTG, that alone I respect)
Everyone folds to man right of button who moves in with about 50-60$.
I pick up a QQ and think very hard about this decision. A raise UTG and a reraise means there must be some VERY solid hands out there (at least one AK, AA or KK). The UTG had about 120 in front of him so I had him covered but I wasn't trying to lose 120).
I didn't want to call because he could still act behind me and move in putting me in an even WORSE situation. I laid em down and UTG calls
he had an a/6 and other man had ak
QQ would have held up in the end
My buddy who was sitting next to me told me that I should have called and that it was one of the worst moves I made of the night.
So what do ya'll think?