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Preflop All-in question
UB, NL. I didn’t grab the hand history after I busted so I can’t be precise, except I’m positive the BB was 60.
I have one of the larger stacks (> t1500) but am not the chip leader. I pick up AA in EP and raise to ~ t200. MP (the chip leader, ~ t2300) calls and LP (short stack, ~ t450) raises all-in. I re-raised all-in, the chip leader called and busted both me and the short stack. My question is about whether this is an auto all-in when the chip leader has already called a pre-flop raise. I mean, EP (chip leader) liked his hand well enough to call my first raise. Do I want to put my stack on the line against him AND the short stack? I hope this question is not just being results oriented because I got busted. At the time, I did wonder if my all-in was correct for the circumstances and am still not sure. Any comments would be appreciated. |
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Re: Preflop All-in question
All in from me every time. With AA I've got no problem with others liking their hand... against AK and KK you're a
huge favourite. |
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Re: Preflop All-in question
if i think i can get called, you bet your ass i'm going all in preflop with AA, under any circumstance that i can think of. i want to get as many chips in preflop as possible, and your move certainly did that. i would push and hope that the chip leader did indeed call, everytime.
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