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11-14-2005 05:53 PM

55: layin down AKo
 

Level:4 Blinds(50/100)
Seat 10 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 4: ricoman10 ( $1990 )
Seat 5: blownmoney ( $440 )
Seat 10: splyushka ( $2330 )
Seat 2: HERO ( $2790 )
Seat 3: wthorp ( $1425 )
Seat 7: zzzDragonzzz ( $1025 )
Trny:17409878 Level:4
Blinds(50/100)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to HERO [ Ad Ks ]
ricoman10 folds.
blownmoney folds.
zzzDragonzzz folds.
splyushka calls [100].
HERO raises [300].
wthorp is all-In [1325]
splyushka folds.
HERO ???

the villain here has restolen a few pots...but he is putting his whole stack on the line here and i definitely dont need to give my chips away to aa or kings....i dont even need a race here....is this an easy fold????

downtown 11-14-2005 06:00 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
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the villain here has restolen a few pots...

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This part turns it into a call for me. There is too much money in the pot to fold to an underpair in the case that it's a race. Also it makes me think that it's (even more) unlikely that he has exactly AA or KK.

Added on that your stack is still healthy if you lose this, and you can pwn the bubble if you win it, it's a call for me.

vinyard 11-14-2005 06:00 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
I think its an easy fold and I think it would be very presumptive to assume you are in a race here. The only hand I think you are ahead of that he does this with is AQ and most players won't do that.

bigt439 11-14-2005 06:04 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
This fold would be balls against almost any villain, let alone the one you described.

Most people have a pretty big range here, and some of those people don't have AA / KK in that range (because they would play it differently). Lots of dead cash in the pot, pretty easy call in general, especially against your villain.

ZeroPointMachine 11-14-2005 06:04 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
There are more than enough dead chips to justify a call with a race here. Your read that he has restolen several pots makes it hard for me to put him on a range that is tight enough to justify folding. Your holding makes AA/KK less likely than QQ/JJ. Call. Your far from out of it if you lose.

Karak567 11-14-2005 06:08 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
Easy call IMO.

I expect to see any PP and AQ/AJ here more than not.

Bigwig 11-14-2005 06:24 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
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Easy call IMO.

I expect to see any PP and AQ/AJ here more than not.

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Seadood228 11-14-2005 06:36 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
I must be missing something.. I couldn't see folding this hand given almost any read, let alone yours.

Askilus 11-14-2005 06:41 PM

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...and you can pwn the bubble if you win it, it's a call for me.

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What does pwn stand for?

Slim Pickens 11-14-2005 07:03 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
There's no way I'm laying down AK getting almost 2:1 on my call.Even if he has KK, you're not that far behind the pot odds. You have to win 35% of the time to make the pot odds work out, and the $EV shouldn't slant it to more than 40% or so...

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 42.8192 % 28.08% 14.74% { AKo }
Hand 2: 57.1808 % 42.44% 14.74% { JJ+, AQs+, AKo }

So you're 42% even against a very tight re-stealing range, which it sounds like he doesn't have anyway.

jedi 11-14-2005 07:10 PM

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I think its an easy fold and I think it would be very presumptive to assume you are in a race here. The only hand I think you are ahead of that he does this with is AQ and most players won't do that.

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Why would it be presumptive to assume you're in a race here? Villain has restolen many pots in the past, do you think this is the 1 time that he's actually got AA or KK? If he does, more power to him, but if not, then I'll take the race situation with the chip stacks and the dead money in the pot.

ilya 11-14-2005 07:16 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
Folding wouldn't even cross my mind.

11-14-2005 07:20 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
i folded because i wasnt getting 2-1 on my money(i dont think)....and i figure i could fold and still have a presence when stealing future blinds...i ended up winning this tourny beating that same guy....ironic..

valenzuela 11-14-2005 07:53 PM

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i folded

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dont ever do that again. You have way too good pot odds to fold, folding is criminal in this spot.
No matter how good you are you wont be able to overcome the profit of calling in this spot.

tewall 11-14-2005 08:11 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
I misread this when I first read it. I thought the second biggest stack was the one that went all-in. That's a more difficult question.

Here even if you lose, you've got enough chips to likely finish in the money, especially given that you play better than your opponents.

Your tournament equity if you fold is 23%. If you call and win, 34%; call and lose 15%. If you win 45% of the time, you'll break even. From the way you described things, you're probably better than 60% to win here, so calling is +EV by a lot, probably raising your equity to about 27%.

downtown 11-14-2005 10:27 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
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i folded because i wasnt getting 2-1 on my money(i dont think)....and i figure i could fold and still have a presence when stealing future blinds...i ended up winning this tourny beating that same guy....ironic..

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You don't need 2-1.

It isn't ironic.

bigt439 11-14-2005 10:31 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
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i folded because i wasnt getting 2-1 on my money(i dont think)....and i figure i could fold and still have a presence when stealing future blinds...i ended up winning this tourny beating that same guy....ironic..

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If you fold here I seriously question if you're a winner at the $55's. Sorry to pile on the band wagon, but it's just a heads up that you are missing some very fundamental concepts.

ClockWyze 11-14-2005 11:37 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
If you see me at your 55's - fold this instantly -

I would have sucked out with my AQs anyway.

pzhon 11-14-2005 11:43 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
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the villain here has restolen a few pots...but he is putting his whole stack on the line here and i definitely dont need to give my chips away to aa or kings....i dont even need a race here....is this an easy fold????

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Fold if you hate money. AK is a big favorite over the range of hands with which I would push in the villain's place, particularly if I have identified you as a weak player, and you are getting great odds to call. I think folding would cost a bit under a half buy-in of equity.

Let me guess: You think AK is "only a drawing hand." You think if you turn out to be a 55-45 underdog, you should regret calling. Neither of these is true.

Do you normally play 55s?

11-15-2005 02:18 AM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
i normally multi table the 55s....my roi and itm defintely puts me in the winning player side....i normally wouldnt think twice about calling here...but i juss took a huge downswing and ive been playing scared poker during certain situations....

inyaface 11-15-2005 02:44 AM

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i normally multi table the 55s....my roi and itm defintely puts me in the winning player side....i normally wouldnt think twice about calling here...but i juss took a huge downswing and ive been playing scared poker during certain situations....

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I feel that BUT unless you want to make a huge downswing GYNORMOUS then call....every time

HesseJam 11-15-2005 04:30 AM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
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i normally multi table the 55s....my roi and itm defintely puts me in the winning player side....i normally wouldnt think twice about calling here...but i juss took a huge downswing and ive been playing scared poker during certain situations....

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You've found the answer.

tigerite 11-15-2005 01:38 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
But is it like rain on your wedding day, or when there's a thousand spoons and all you need is a knife.. blah blah..

Anyway, unlike the AK the other day, the difference here is if you call and lose, you're not out. Far from it in fact. Plus the fact this guy sounds like a douchebag. I would call this. The situations are very different.

Oh yeah. As well as this, your % to win required this time is 44.6% (quite a lot higher than the pot odds one actually, SP) - but AKo is this high against most PP holdings. His range has to still be TT+, AQ+ but in this case I don't mind to gamble just a little bit more. Plus, his range given your description, is almost certainly higher than this.

raptor517 11-15-2005 03:42 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
lol, are you joking? folding this is a LEAK, and its not close. holla

schwza 11-15-2005 06:48 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
AQ is also a turbo call, btw. i'm also calling AJ with the read.

tigerite 11-15-2005 06:55 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
AQo makes the range he has to be pushing go up quite a bit to 66+ and AT+. AJo goes to 44+,A9o+,A8s+,KQs+. That's getting quite loose.

Eric Draven 11-15-2005 07:03 PM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
I can't beleive folding this in a 16 or 27... Can't imagine I would in a 55 either... And you say he's been restealing? Insta-call

fluorescenthippo 11-16-2005 12:02 AM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
these pot odds are better looking than keira knightly. call

ilya 11-16-2005 12:07 AM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
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these pot odds are better looking than keira knightly. call

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that's not saying aaalll that much, though I also call.

btw i've seen her in person.

z32fanatic 11-16-2005 12:20 AM

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Folding wouldn't even cross my mind.

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caretaker1 11-16-2005 12:21 AM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
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Easy call IMO.

I expect to see any PP and AQ/AJ here more than not.

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The Don 11-16-2005 01:08 AM

Re: 55: layin down AKo
 
Very easy call... In fact, I would call a resteal from a stack of ANY size in this spot.


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