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(This may be a repeat post. If so I apologize.)

10 20 Blinds. You are in the Big Blind with AQ. You have plenty of chips. A tight player starting with a short stack of 300 makes it 100 to go in early position. All fold. 80 to you. He has 200 left.

You somehow are almost positive about his play. He has two tens or higher or AK. If you move in he will fold only the two tens. If you call he will always move in 200 on the flop and call if you move in. Preflop you should call, fold or move in?

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Well, he only folds one of the 7 hands you put him on. And with all the rest he goes all in with an advantage over you unless he also has AQ. I don't know what you mean by 'plenty of chips,' but since it is early, and given the peculiar foreknowledge of his possible hands and actions, I would fold.

It is much more likely he is going all in than not, and with all but AQ he is the favorite. Why he would commit a third of his stack and then fold tens to a raise is a mystery known only to the puzzle maker [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Frank