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AKs in 20+2 SNG
Hi,
this is my first post in this part of the forum, and I have a question about a hand I played today at a 20+2 SNG at Party. It was early in the tournament, when the following hand came up. 15/30 TourneyTexasHTGameTable (NL) Table Table 13810 (Real Money) -- Seat 6 is the button Total number of players : 10 Seat 1: Oskartheone (800) Seat 2: RolieB3433 (745) Seat 3: MrSTwister (1645) Seat 4: daniel21us (785) Seat 5: StoltHD (675) Seat 6: ctatny (580) Seat 7: missy2shoes (745) Seat 8: JerryTee (745) Seat 9: burgi (800) Seat 10: bluemoody01 (480) missy2shoes posts small blind (10) JerryTee posts big blind (15) ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to burgi [ Ah, Kh ] burgipoker raises (75) to 75 bluemoody01 folds. Oskartheone calls (75) RolieB3433 folds. MrSTwister folds. daniel21us folds. StoltHD folds. ctatny folds. missy2shoes folds. JerryTee calls (60) ** Dealing Flop ** : [ 2d, 7h, Jh ] JerryTee checks. burgi bets (115) Oskartheone calls (115) JerryTee raises (670) to 670 JerryTee is all-In. What should I do in this situation? Call or fold? Help would be appreciated. Also, let me know if I need to edit out the players names in the hand history above and I'll do so. |
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Re: AKs in 20+2 SNG
Burgi:
welcome to the forum. You and I seem to play a lot. To post a hand history use the hand converter found at: http://www.selachian.com/tools/bison...hconverter.cgi As for this hand the check raise all in is scary. with 2 people to act he at LEAST has AJ JJ or is on a stone cold bluff. If this was my hand I'd fold here and whine about it a WHOLE bunch on this forum. It is a monster draw assuming none of your outs have been counterfeited. I'm curious what others say. |
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Re: AKs in 20+2 SNG
Hi,
thanks for your help. I'm trying to figure out the hand converter and was just wondering if you could tell me what info I need to input into the input box. I have tried several things, but it always tells me that the format is not recognized. From the party hand history, which info do I need to input? Thanks, burgi |
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Re: AKs in 20+2 SNG
start with game # xxxx and copy all the way to the end of the hand. the past it into the converter. press refresh? I think? and then copy the text out of the right box and paste it into the forum.
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Re: AKs in 20+2 SNG
fold
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Re: AKs in 20+2 SNG
thanks! it now worked. I never included the hand number. Unfortunately, I can no longer edit my original post, but I'll know better next time!
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Re: AKs in 20+2 SNG
This is NOT a clear fold. I would say there is a about a 50% chance you're looking a set in the face, in which case you need to discount some outs.
In early game scenarios I like to look at these calls from a purely chip equity standpoint. Not that I like to exploit the slightest of edges, but if I find myself in a situation I may be resigned to take it. So, you are getting 2-1 or so on your money if caller folds. If JerryT has a set, youre flush might end up being no good and obviously your overcards are already rotten. So what could actually be 15 clean outs turns into say only 7 or 8. Thats IF you are against a set and IF facing only one opponent. Roughly, I'd say the odds you are getting are about even with your chances of winning this hand. I'd fold. |
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Results
Hi,
ok, here is what I did. I called! I thought about it long and hard, but decided that the EV is about +/-, but that having doubled up early on will really help with the rest of the tourney! So, I called and both our cards were shown: Villain has QJo, so basically a pair of Jacks with Queen kicker. Turn is a King, which means that I'm already ahead. River is the 3h, meaning that I also made my flush! Thanks for the advice and it's good to know that it wasn't only a tough hand for me! burgi |
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Re: Results
[ QUOTE ]
Hi, ok, here is what I did. I called! I thought about it long and hard, but decided that the EV is about +/-, but that having doubled up early on will really help with the rest of the tourney! So, I called and both our cards were shown: Villain has QJo, so basically a pair of Jacks with Queen kicker. Turn is a King, which means that I'm already ahead. River is the 3h, meaning that I also made my flush! Thanks for the advice and it's good to know that it wasn't only a tough hand for me! burgi [/ QUOTE ] remember that this is the best situation you could expect and if seeing his cards you SHOULD call this. But like I said, barring a bluff this is the best case scenario. |
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Re: Results
yes, ok! I think I understand that. So, basically, I got somewhat lucky that he tried to pull the stunt like that because against a set, I would have been a big dog.
Thanks again for the help. I'm slowly learning! |
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